| "Hear his speech, but say thou nought. | |
| "Love is the passion which endureth... Which neither time nor absence cureth; Which nought of earthly change can sever: | |
| "Treasure hunter come for nought | |
| "Would God thou knewest the depth of my desire... "Then might I hope, thou nought I can deserve... | |
| 'From nought to 100 and then back to nought again, 'so that we could test our cars' power and brakes.' | |
| "Hear his speech, but say thou nought. | |
| "Love is the passion which endureth... Which neither time nor absence cureth; Which nought of earthly change can sever: | |
| "Treasure hunter come for nought | |
| "Would God thou knewest the depth of my desire... "Then might I hope, thou nought I can deserve... | |
| 'From nought to 100 and then back to nought again, 'so that we could test our cars' power and brakes.' | |
| -How many noughts is that, then? | |
| A quilliard is a whole page of noughts with a one at the beginning. | |
| A zed and two noughts! | |
| All I do's scrape off a bit of muck and stick on a couple of noughts. | |
| How many noughts have you got? | |
| -How many noughts is that, then? | |
| A quilliard is a whole page of noughts with a one at the beginning. | |
| A zed and two noughts! | |
| All I do's scrape off a bit of muck and stick on a couple of noughts. | |
| How many noughts have you got? | |
