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nowt
1[ nout ]
noun
- an ox.
- a herd of cattle.
nowt
2[ noht ]
noun
- naught; nothing.
nowt
1/ Բʊ /
noun
- a dialect word for nothing
yvlog History and Origins
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of nowt1
Origin of nowt2
Example Sentences
"If in doubt, say nowt" is how you might colloquially describe the approach, resisting the temptation to be drawn into commentary about the president's actions for fear of provoking a blast of his ire.
Former Cherries striker Dominic Solanke, nowt at Spurs, explained the learning curve with Iraola's methods in an interview with the Times last year.
“People travel around the world and this is it. With no tourists there’d be no jobs, no wages, no nowt. They rely on it, don’t they?”
Dennis Norwell "The police used to run round this village with shields, banging on them: boom, boom, boom. Frightening kids. It wasn't right. They used to shove their pay packets in your faces, that was the worst thing, saying 'Look what we've got here and you're on strike'. And we had nowt."
Mr Daymond said he ran in and picked her up but her head was "flimsy" and "floppy" like "there was nowt there".
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