Not any, no.

no (†none) such adj., rarely †no such a; absolute or as pronoun now only none such (cf. none such, no… No (person or thing) of the kind; none of the…

Not any; = no, adj. 1. Now archaic and Scottish (rare).

No kind of, not any, no.

With a singular or plural noun. Not any. Accompanied by other negatives, with overall negative force (sometimes with more emphasis than a single…

No kind of, not any, no.

In sense A. 3a.

= no, adj. Esp. in phrases representing Anglicization of German phrases, as nix fish-tins, etc.

Zero; no, not any.

Not any; absolutely no; very little.

Absolutely no; not any. Also in weakened sense: very little.

Absolutely no; not any. Also as an intensifier (cf. fucking, adj. 2).

= fuck-all, adj.

In attributive use. Absolutely no; not any.

Absolutely no; not any. Cf. zilch, adj. 2.

Nothing at all; nought, zero. Also as adj.: no, not any, zero. Cf. zip, n.2, zilch, n.

Not any; absolutely no; very little.

colloquial (originally U.S. Services' slang). Designating an absolute lack of something; = no, adj. 1b.