noways
61noway — (also noways) adverb chiefly archaic or N. Amer. not at all …
62noway — ad.; (also noways) Not at all, in no degree, in no manner, nowise …
63nowise — ad. Noway, noways …
64scarcely — adverb 1) she could scarcely hear what he was saying Syn: hardly, barely, only just; almost not 2) I scarcely ever see him Syn: rarely, seldom, infrequently, not often, hardly ever, almost never, on …
65no — adv 1. not at all, to no extent, not, in no respect, not so, Fr. pas du tout; far from being, far from, anything but, by no means, God forbid; noway, noways, nowise, not in the least, Inf. no how, nothing of the kind or sort; not nearly, nowhere… …
66nothing — n 1. naught, none, none whatsoever, nothing at all, nothing under the sun, nothing on earth; no such thing, nil, Sl. nix, Sl. zilch, Sl. scratch, Sl. squat, Sl. diddly, Sl. diddly squat; Latin, nihil, Fr. hen, Sp. nada, Ger. nichts, Russ. nichevo …
67noway — adv nowise, Sl. noways, in no wise or respect or manner, not at all, not a bit, not in the least, by no means; in no way, shape or manner; not by a long shot, not by a long sight, not by a damn sight, absolutely not …
68noway — /ˈnoʊweɪ/ (say nohway) adverb in no way, respect, or degree; not at all. Also, US, noways. {Middle English} …
69-ways — suffix forming adjectives and adverbs of direction or manner (sideways) (cf. WISE). Etymology: WAY + S * * * ˌwāzfl>adverb suffix Etymology: Middle English ways, weys, from ways, weyes, wayes, gen. of way, wey way more at way : in ( …
