Use "find" to search for files without extensions ?

From: thewhizkid (thewhizkid_at_rock.com)
Date: 09/25/03 

Date: 24 Sep 2003 22:34:40 -0700

Is it possible to use the Unix "find" command to search a directory
recursively and print out all filenames without extensions ?
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e.g.
/projdir/proj1/xyz/a.c
/projdir/proj1/def/b.h
/projdir/proj1/xyz/check
/projdir/proj2/dir1/spell.pl
/projdir/proj1/xyz/proj1.doc
/projdir/proj3/main/hello

should show only:

check
hello
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Any help appreciated.

ThewhiZKID./

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