英和和英

代名詞

anythink

1. (UK) Pronunciation spelling of anything.
   • 1901, Henry Lawson, Joe Wilson and His Mates‎^[1]:

     'Well, mother told me to ride acrost and see if you wanted anythink.

   • 1911, Herbert George Wells, The New Machiavelli‎^[2]:

     "Lost anythink, Matey?" said he.

   • 1913, Henry W. Nevinson, Essays in Rebellion‎^[3]:

     Now, Alfred," she said, "you mind out for baby cryin', and if she should 'appen to want for anythink, just give a call to Mrs. Thomas through the next door."