"doughnutless" meaning in English

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          "text": "In journeying through those uncivilized states where doughnuts are not known by sight, but only by reputation, one is hard put to it, as Bunyan would say. All doughnutless lands are Sloughs of Despond.",
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          "text": "Steering by a hint of sun, and a hunch, raveled and doughnutless, I found that the other valley lay below, late afternoon; […]",
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          "text": "Movies being something you don’t just whip out in the middle of nowhere on the road to nowhere else, we assume that Reta and Kay have that same sort of useless feeling we have when we are doughnutless.",
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