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zilch
[ zilch ]
noun
- zero; nothing:
The search came up with zilch.
zilch
/ zɪltʃ /
noun
- nothing
- sport nil
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of zilch1
Example Sentences
“Z” the zebra is still zooming through the wild, and a zillion zealous searches have returned zilch.
But mainly, the proposal did worse than expected because it was placed on the wrong ballot — despite Newsom raising more than $20 million for the campaign and opponents spending virtually zilch..
As for how much of the white and fluffy stuff accumulated in the Emerald City … zero, zip, zilch, nada.
In fact, for the first two years of Trumpov's presidency, he even had total control over the government and should have been able to pass the kind of legislation they demanded and they did zilch.
That was all he desired, because any actual investigation would have come up with zilch.
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