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nary
[nair-ee]
adjective
not any; no; never a.
nary a sound.
nary
/ ˈɛəɪ /
adverb
dialectnot; never
nary a man was left
Word History and Origins
Origin of nary1
Word History and Origins
Origin of nary1
Example Sentences
A silver Cuban link chain draped her neck, fuzzy slippers hugged her feet, her makeup precisely applied and nary a hair out of place — the embodiment of smooth.
Some pestos throughout Italy also lean more toward a romesco-style sauce, using tomatoes or roasted peppers with nary a green in sight.
Follow award-winning food writer Andrews and chef-proprietor Clark as they start at the latter’s Dad’s Luncheonette in Half Moon Bay and wind up in Ventura County, missing nary a delicious stop along the way.
They waved Mexican flags and Salvadoran and Venezuelan ones, with nary an Old Glory in sight.
Instead, the backing track squawked for a second and then dead air filled the room, with nary a patriotic chord to be heard.
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