any more

Any longer

any old

Any, with connotations of indifference, lack of thought, etc (any old how without any special care; any old thing anything at all)

anyone else

Any other person

anything but

Certainly not, by no means

anything goes

Any sort of behaviour, dress, person, etc is tolerated or accepted

as … as anything

To a very great extent

at any rate

1. Whatever may happen
2. At all events

be anybody's

To be sexually available to all

if anything

Used to introduce a contradiction or qualification to an earlier statement

like anything

1. Very much
2. With great vigour

more¹ /mör/

adjective (superl most /mōst/)

1. (serving as compar of many and much) in greater number or quantity
2. Greater in size or importance (now rare)
3. Additional
4. Other besides

adverb (superl most /mōst/)

1. To a greater degree
2. Rather
3. Again
4. Longer
5. Further
6. Moreover

noun

1. A greater thing
2. Something further or in addition

moˈrish or moreˈish adjective (informal)

Such that one wants more

any more

1. Anything additional
2. Further

more and more

Continually increasing

more by token (dialect)

In proof of this, besides

more or less

1. About
2. Roughly
3. In round numbers

no more

1. Nothing in addition
2. Never again
3. No longer in existence
4. Dead