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The No Quiz

Each answer contains the word "No". Based on the clue, guess the answer.
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Last updated: September 27, 2014
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First submittedFebruary 8, 2012
Times taken70,010
Rating3.85
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Clue
Answer
No pain ...
No Gain
All bark ...
No Bite
Soup Nazi catchphrase
No Soup for You
Gwen Stefani band
No Doubt
Area between the trenches
No Man's Land
... goes unpunished
No Good Deed
Bond villain
Dr. No
Song that says "I like the
way you work it"
No Diggity
2007 Best Picture winner by
the Coen brothers
No Country for
Old Men
Sign outside a full hotel
No Vacancy
Clue
Answer
Bob Marley song
No Woman, No Cry
Area over Northern Iraq, 1991-2003
No-fly Zone
Australian for "that's alright"
No Worries
Wrestling match with no rules
No Holds Barred
Hangin' out the passenger side of
his best friend's ride
No Scrubs
Nolan Ryan had seven
No Hitter
Anti-drug slogan
Just Say No
Parliamentary vote to force
a leader to resign
No Confidence
Look Ma! ...
No Hands
Nolo contendere
No Contest
ctleng76
+2
Level 63
Feb 8, 2012
They are the same in meaning, but the official term is actually "No Fly-Zone."
Tramp
+9
Level 71
Feb 8, 2012
Just so you know, Brits (or at least people where I'm from) say "no worries" too. I kinda thought it was a universal saying to be honest.
Nytebreid
+1
Level 44
Nov 2, 2012
Not heard of in the States until Paul Hogan came along.
mikeyanderson7
+2
Level 66
Oct 30, 2014
I'm American and I've said that several times. I'm not sure if something I saw influenced me but I never thought it was an Australian thing first.
foxpenguin
+2
Level 76
Oct 30, 2014
As an American, my context for the expression was the UK. I may have guessed the clue correctly if it hadn't said "Australian"
MagentaDog790
+2
Level 39
May 11, 2015
I HATE STEREOTYPING!! Aussies here, peoples!
someone2018
+2
Level 83
Apr 3, 2019
Typical Australian response.
cariad
+1
Level 44
Jun 3, 2015
I hate that phrase when said by -usually- a yong person serving in a coffee bar etc. What's wrong with "you're welcome!"
Malbaby
+1
Level 70
Aug 18, 2015
It's better than 'Have a Nice Day!"
tom88
+7
Level 67
Apr 12, 2016
there's nothing wrong with your welcome, and there's also nothing wrong with no worries. why are you so concerned with the specific phrases people use at the coffee shop?
gccwang24
+3
Level 40
Mar 19, 2019
It sounds like what you might hear after apologizing to someone, so that's why it's so jarring to hear when you thank them.

- "Thank you"

- "It's all right, don't worry about it"

- "Uh did I do something wrong?"

- "Like I said, don't worry about it!"

- "Don't worry about what? What did I do??"

Avaristo
+1
Level 35
Jul 16, 2019
It's because young people have a different concept of doing a favor than old people.
HighFidelity
+1
Level 49
Feb 8, 2012
On the other hand you wouldn't hear "no wuckers" outside Australia. Discuss.
latesleeper
+2
Level 26
Feb 8, 2012
Why is No Country For Old Men so low?

I thought people on here were all cinefiles.

beetboy12
+1
Level 44
Oct 30, 2014
They're not. Especially not arthouse film. I'm routinely bewildered at how unread jetpunkers are with "fine film."
FractalDoom
+8
Level 49
Oct 30, 2014
I read very few movies.
divantilya
+1
Level 37
Feb 19, 2018
We do know the films, fine and otherwise, but we look at the film and seldom pay attention to the credits. Even if we see them, unless it's someone we know (Coppola, Ford, Preminger, etc.) we tend to forget them immediately.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 81
Aug 9, 2019
I got it
canadianeh
+1
Level 32
Feb 9, 2012
"No worries" is a very common phrase here in Alberta, Canada.
mwierenga
+2
Level 79
Feb 9, 2012
Not sure where the phrase originated but "no worries" must've been popular in Australia at one time because a version of it was adopted by their northern neighbors, Papua New Guinea, where they say "no waris."
Nyackjohn
+2
Level 73
Feb 11, 2012
"no worries" gets said here in NY a lot - granted I'm in an area with a fairly big Ozzian and Kiwi ex-pat community, but even I use it constantly... "no wuckers" and "no wukin furries" I've only ever heard out of gen-u-ine Ozzies.
delky06
+2
Level 33
Apr 2, 2012
100% :-)...I'm also American and we say "no worries" all of the time. I didn't think it was an Australian thing because it's so normal to hear someone say it
Doenutty
+1
Level 47
Apr 5, 2012
No Diggity & Scrubs, both my generation, didn't do too well, 11/22, but I only missed one I didn't know, the rest were too American for me so my personal % is better than recorded! :)
dragoncat
+1
Level 77
May 21, 2012
"no scrub" should be acceptable
jadekelly
+2
Level 29
Aug 6, 2012
Could you accept "no vacancies" that's more commonly the sign I see in hotels
FractalDoom
+1
Level 49
May 30, 2013
The only thing I could think of was "No, Mr.Bond, I expect you to die."
divantilya
+1
Level 37
Feb 19, 2018
That phrase was from Goldfinger, not Dr. No.
wiifly
+1
Level 49
Nov 6, 2019
He was just saying it was the only James Bond thing he could remember with "no" I think
Baltimorean
+3
Level 71
Oct 8, 2014
As the German family was cycling through the Alps, Frau Schatten lost control of her bike and plunged over the edge of the cliff into the ravine. At which point Fritz turned to his brother and said "Look Hans! No Ma!"

Another heartless joke we learned as third graders.

beetboy12
+1
Level 44
Oct 30, 2014
The first time I heard No Worries was in 1990 in The Rescuers Down Under. I remember wincing when the boy said it ("No worries Ma!") as it sounded so awkward and forced, thinking "no 8-yr-old kid would ever say that."
halpie
+1
Level 73
Dec 25, 2014
Can we add "no scrub" please?
MagentaDog790
+1
Level 39
May 11, 2015
Love you pitch perfect!
punkybrewster
+1
Level 76
Jun 8, 2015
I remember a friend coming back to the US after a summer in Australia and telling me all the Aussie slang she had learned, including "no worries." That was in 1999.I hear it all the time now, but neither of us had heard it before then.
duvhunta
+1
Level 35
Apr 10, 2016
So I said "say no to drugs" and it didnt take it
ChaosQuizzer
+2
Level 21
Oct 20, 2016
No prob should be accepted for "Australian for 'that's alright'". I'm from Australia and I say that all the time.
GrandmasterJetpunk
+1
Level 37
Mar 21, 2017
I think a more common answer for No Hold Barred is No Disqualification. Just saying.
Malbaby
+1
Level 70
Jun 9, 2017
50 or 60 years ago 'No Worries' was a common expression only used in Australia and maybe New Zealand, over the years, due to TV and Films and cheaper travel the expression, like so many others, has become worldwide. Many expressions that were common in Australia back then have virtually died out, such as 'Cobber' for mate, 'She's sweet' for OK and 'Sheila' for a girl or woman, 'Bonzer' for really good and 'She'll be right' for it will turn out alright ............ There is no reason why a saying should proliferate or die out..... just chance.
undeadwarrior
+1
Level 56
Jul 19, 2017
It should take both "Say no" and "Just say no" for the anti-drug slogan
DonTheLamplighter
+1
Level 79
Jul 20, 2017
For the Gwen Stefani band question, I tried "No Direction". :-)
Sifhraven
+1
Level 67
Apr 3, 2019
No use for a name, and no means no
Rhubarb
+1
Level 28
Aug 2, 2017
I forgot how to spell 'diggity', so I did not get 100%. I'm honestly not too heartbroken about this.
Algernon
+2
Level 69
Nov 19, 2017
Who the heck is Nolan Ryan and how exactly am I supposed to have heard of him?

Never heard the phrase "Soup Nazi" before either. That one threw me.

GeoDude
+2
Level 53
Jan 31, 2019
Well he had 7 no hitters, so that's something. Nolan Ryan, not the Soup Nazi.
CardinalSin
+1
Level 71
Jan 6, 2021
I tried "Nicht arbeit, nicht essen" for the Nazi question, but that didn't work either.
agvii
+1
Level 52
Jan 17, 2018
Either "Contend" or "Guilt" should be acceptable answers for "nolo contendere". It literally means "I do not wish to contend" where the defendant enters a plea accepting judgement without admitting guilt.
divantilya
+1
Level 37
Feb 19, 2018
It translates as: "I do not contest" (the charges against me) which, to my way of thinking is the same as pleading guilty. If the accused thought him/herself innocent, he/she would certainly contest the charges.
QuizWol
+1
Level 62
Jun 20, 2020
I tried no contention, without success.
SkuxxKiwi
+1
Level 37
Feb 6, 2018
I had always heard of it as 'No pain no brain' or the other way round!? :D
Guam
+2
Level 62
Nov 8, 2018
Well, you have bad hearing. Or you live in an unusual community.
mrnotok
+1
Level 20
Jan 15, 2019
Never heard any of those hehe
Webby
+1
Level 17
May 14, 2019
I always heard a wrestling match with no rules called a No Mercy Match
Aaron197
+1
Level 67
Aug 9, 2019
Expected "no-go zone" to be in here.
Asiler
+1
Level 56
Aug 9, 2019
No Country for Old Men was released in 2007, but it won best picture in 2008. The 2007 best picture winner was The Departed...
KingWarfare846
+1
Level 47
Apr 1, 2020
Am I the only one that put no worries for the Bob Marley song, only to have it pop up 2 questions below
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