no one
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pronoun
no person; not anyone; nobody: No one is home.
Origin of no one
First recorded in 1595–1605
Usage note
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Examples from the Web for noone
Contemporary Examples of noone
Since the credit cards would never be used, noone would be the wiser.
Historical Examples of noone
These godly persons were apprehended by Mr. Noone, a justice in Suffolk.
Fox's Book of MartyrsJohn Foxe
Feb. 18th, Mr. Laward his sonne Thomas born at noone or a little after, vel .
God calleth home from his worke, one in the morning, an other at noone, and an other at night.
A Discourse of Life and Death, by Mornay; and Antonius by GarnierPhilippe de Mornay
The nexte morning the shipe came, but they were fast, & could not stir till about noone.
Seven English CitiesWilliam Dean Howells
At her appearance the noone sun Blushed and shrunk in, 'cause quite undone.