Zilch

In the 1982 "Bullies" episode, a young Alasdair Gillis tried to show Zilch how to defend himself by clobbering him over the head with the pan, resulting in Alasdair and Barth taking turns assaulting Zilch until Zilch fell to the floor unconscious.

Factually, score One for Mills, and Zilch for the Legislature.

Like trading, say, a third-round pick and Mikael Granlund for zilch just to get rid of Granlund.

Early Greek settlers there knew zilch about Harvard Business School.

One member who saw the message said she “went away and looked up on their website” but there was “zilch” on environmental policies.

To my great disappointment, zilch from my local paper.

The answer, though, is clearly zilch, seeing as when Court lets Mike touch the staff, it gives off not even a flicker.

This is hardly surprising considering that auto sales in India were zilch in April and just about sputtered to a semblance of recovery in May.

Even when the members of a band purportedly signs an “unbreakable legal document” that formalizes a cessation of touring, it’s worth: pretty much zilch.

Any poor soul who invested money into this bizarre was left with zilch.

I got zilch,” he said in a 2008 interview with CNN.

There are a lot of people who understand zilch about cricket and can never add any value to the development of the sport.

Would a new no-Brexit vote, reversing the past two years of negotiating to zilch, cause an internal revolution?

Americans use the term zero most frequently; oh is also often used (though never when the quantity in question is nothing), and occasionally slang terms such as zilch or zip are used.

Informal or slang terms for zero include zilch and zip. citation Ought and aught (main), as well as cipher, have also been used historically.

Slang words for zero include zip, zilch, nada, and scratch.

The Monkees wrote five of the 12 songs on the album, plus the two tracks "Band 6" and "Zilch".