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41nothing to it — (there s) nothing to it it is easy to do. You could paint the wall yourself. There s nothing to it …
42nothing — noun 1) there s nothing I can do Syn: not a thing, zero; N.English nowt; informal zilch, sweet FA, not a dicky bird; Brit.; informal damn all, not a sausage; N.Amer.; informal zip, nada, diddly squat 2) the price fell to nothing …
43nothing — Ole, mea ole, a ohe mea, nele; neo, alaneo, ōmilu. See saying, goose. ♦ Better than nothing, ma ū nō ka ole; ma ū nō ka nele. ♦ Nothing doing, e ahu ana, ole wale, ole loa …
44Nothing to it! — exclam. It is very easy! □ Look, anybody can do it! Nothing to it! □ Changing a light bulb is easy. Nothing to it! …
45nothing to it — {adj. phr.} Presenting no serious challenge; easily accomplished. * /Once you learn how to tread water, swimming is really easy; there is nothing to it./ Compare: EASY AS APPLE PIE, A CINCH, A PIECE OF CAKE …
46nothing to it — {adj. phr.} Presenting no serious challenge; easily accomplished. * /Once you learn how to tread water, swimming is really easy; there is nothing to it./ Compare: EASY AS APPLE PIE, A CINCH, A PIECE OF CAKE …
47nothing to it — noun Easy; simple or straightforward. See? Nothing to it. You just put tab A in slot B and give it a flip …
48nothing\ to\ it — adj. phr. Presenting no serious challenge; easily accomplished. Once you learn how to tread water, swimming is really easy; there is nothing to it. Compare: easy as apple pie, a cinch, a piece of cake …
49nothing to it — See there s nothing to it …
50nothing — nothingness [n1] insignificance pettiness, smallness, unimportance, worthlessness; concept 668 Ant. eminence, importance, significance nothing / nothingness [n2] emptiness, nonexistence annihilation, aught, blank, cipher, extinction, fly speck*,… …
