NO
ADJECTIVES
1974 — NO-DICE no; without success; being refused, or refused permission → Amer. sl. (Bk.)
ADVERBS
.M19 — ON no → back-slang
1894 — NIXIE → NIXY no → Amer. dial.
1895 — NIT no → Amer. dial.
1909 — NIX no → Amer. dial.
1929 — IXNAY no; not possibly, not at all → US colloq.
INTERJECTIONS
1848 — NO SIREE absolutely no → US sl.
1848 — NO SIREE BOB! emphatic for ‘no’ → US sl.
1851 — NANTE! → NANTY! no; nothing; none; stop; shut up; not .. UK sl.
1894 — NIT! an emphatic no! definitely not! → US sl.
1894 — NIXIE! → NIXY! no! definitely not! → Amer. dial.
1906 — NITSKI! an emphatic no! → US sl.
1914 — NOT BLOODY LIKELY! used as an emphatic negative → UK sl.
1920 — NAH! no! → US
1920 — NOT IN THESE TROUSERS! certainly not!
1921 — ACK! No! refusal of a request → sl. (Bk.)
1924 — UH-UH! no → US sl.
1928 — NIX! no! definitely not! → Amer. dial.
1937 — NOT FUCKING LIKELY! used as an emphatic negative → UK sl.
1940 — NEGATIVE! no!
1950 — CHALE! no! never! → US
1970 — CACA! an exclamation of negation or anger → sl.
1989 — NOT ON YOUR NELLIE! → NOT ON YOUR NELLY! absolutely not! under no circumstances!
2000 — YEAH-YEAH! no → UK sl.
2006 — DROP DEAD! no! beat it! → US sl. (Bk.)
NOUNS
1988 — ARTHUR (LOWE) no → Sc. rhyming sl.
PHRASES
1913 — NOT ON YOUR TINTYPE an emphatic negative (Bk.)
1960 — CAN A MOOSE CROCHET? used as an emphatic negative; ‘no, that’s impossible’
1984 — NOT EVEN no, not at all → US sl.
1997 — NANTOISALE no; nothing; none → UK sl.
1997 — NANTOISE no; nothing; none → UK sl.
1997 — NANTS no, nothing, none → UK sl.
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