No-count

adjective NO-kount noː kaʊnt mild

Also spelled no count, no-account, no-count

Worthless; of no value, standing, or reputation — 'of no account'. A 'no-count' person is disreputable and not to be respected or relied on; a 'no-count' thing is shoddy and useless. It dismisses someone or something as not worth counting or considering, close in force to 'wutliss' and 'good-fi-nuttn'.

  • Nuh keep company wid dem no-count people.

    Don't keep company with those disreputable people.

  • A no-count piece a work him do.

    It's a shoddy, worthless piece of work he did.

  • Him too no-count fi trust.

    He's too disreputable to trust.

From 'no account' (of no value); worthless/disreputable. See [[wutliss]], [[good-fi-nuttn]].

Worthless/disreputable ('of no account'). See [[wutliss]], [[good-fi-nuttn]].