used in answers expressing negation, dissent, denial, or refusal; contrasted with yes

No, I'm not going

used like a question tag, demanding assent to the preceding statement

You approve, no?

or rather; nay

happy, no, ecstatic

used as an interjection to express incredulity

‘She's 17.’ ‘No!’

used to mean ‘not’ in negating an alternative choice

whether his mother would let him or no

(in comparisons) not in any respect or degree

no better than before

chiefly Scot not

It's no right

not any

no money

there's no denying

no parking

hardly any; very little

I'll be finished in no time

not a; quite other than a

He's no expert

used before a noun phrase to give force to an opposite meaning: compare not¹

in no uncertain terms