fanny adams (Meaning)

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fanny adams (n)

little or nothing at all

nautical term for tinned meat

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Fanny Adams was a young girl brutally murdered in 1867, and her name became synonymous with worthless or insignificant things.
The hikers found themselves lost in the wilderness with no supplies, feeling as though they were in the middle of fanny Adams.
After the burglary, all that remained in the safe were a few pieces of fanny Adams – worthless trinkets with no real value.
The job offer turned out to be a waste of time, with the promised salary being a mere fanny Adams compared to what was initially discussed.
The lost treasure hunters were disappointed to find nothing but fanny Adams buried in the supposedly valuable spot.
Despite their anticipation, the awaited package contained nothing more than a few fanny Adams – a far cry from the anticipated items.
The detective sifted through the evidence, finding nothing but fanny Adams to link the suspect to the crime.
In the empty attic, all they discovered were a few boxes of fanny Adams, remnants of forgotten memories.
The new restaurant boasted extravagant décor, but the food served was nothing but fanny Adams – tasteless and unappetizing.
The artist's latest exhibition featured abstract pieces that critics dismissed as nothing more than fanny Adams – lacking in artistic merit.

little or nothing at all, nautical term for tinned meat

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Fanny Adams was a young girl brutally murdered in 1867, and her name became synonymous with worthless or insignificant things.

The hikers found themselves lost in the wilderness with no supplies, feeling as though they were in the middle of fanny Adams.

After the burglary, all that remained in the safe were a few pieces of fanny Adams – worthless trinkets with no real value.

The job offer turned out to be a waste of time, with the promised salary being a mere fanny Adams compared to what was initially discussed.