Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sod-all
idiom
/sɒd ɔːl/
Definition
A British informal term used to refer to something that is worthless or of no value.
Examples
- After working for hours on the project, I realized I had accomplished sod-all.
- He promised to help me, but he did sod-all to actually assist.
Meaning
Sod-all means nothing at all. It is often used to express a lack of something or to indicate that there is no value in something.
Synonyms
- nothing
- nought
- wit
