nobody

Nobody terrified audiences with a smile as well as Lee Marvin.

He was aware that his act by this time, had helped nobody, had made no one happy or satisfied—not even himself.

When you engaged yourself to the young woman you were poor and a nobody, and the step was perhaps excusable.

Nobody else wanted Hugh Egerton's society, and he began to believe that this girl sincerely did want it.

And since nobody answered, Jolly Robin seemed to think he had silenced Mrs. Robin—for once.

Please understand that nobody here had the least intention of playing a trick upon you!