1) Any 2) Nada 3) Naught 4) Nihil 5) Nil 6) Nix 7) Nothing 8) Part 9) Zilch 10) Zip 1) Anything 2) Anything or nothing, we hear 3) Anything that upsets a thug 4) Anything whatever 5) Anything whatsoever 6) Anything you say should 7) Cipher 8) Cypher 9) Exclusively Saxon word 10) Exclusively Anglo word 11) Goose egg 12) Nada 13) Naught 14) Nothing 15) Null 16) Old word for zero 17) Relative quantity 
at all
• (n.) Alt. of Aucht • (n.) Anything; any part. • (adv.) At all; in any degree.
Aught (at) adverb At all; in any degree. Chaucer. Aught noun [ Middle English aught , ought , awiht , Anglo-Saxon āwiht , ā ever + wiht . √136. See Aye ever, and Whit , Wight .] Anything; any part. [ Also written ought .] « There failed not aught
owned.to possess or belong to.
aught (AWT) Anything whatever (for aught I know): Neither of his parents had aught but praise for him. (Louis Auchincloss). Now mostly used in some literary references; also, considered to be archaic.
anything whatever; any part: for aught I know.
anything