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See also: aint English Wikipedia has an article on: <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> Wikipedia ain&#039; a&#039;n&#039;t arn&#039;t, ar&#039;n&#039;t According to Etymology Online, the term was first attested...


that ain't hay

that <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> hay (colloquial) That is insignificant or irrelevant. 1956, Harry M. Hoxsey, You Don&#039;t Have to Die, page 122: It is estimated that his income...


ain't nuthin' but a thang

<span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> nuthin&#039; but a thang Alternative spelling of <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> nothing but a thang....


if it ain't broken, don't fix it

if it <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> broken, don&#039;t fix it Alternative form of if it <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> broke, don&#039;t fix it....


it ain't over till the fat lady sings

it <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> over till the fat lady sings Alternative spelling of it <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> over &#039;til the fat lady sings....


ain't nothing but a thang

<span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> nuthin&#039; but a thang <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> nothing but a thang (slang, African-American Vernacular) That particular thing or person is not important; it doesn&#039;t...


good work ain't cheap, cheap work ain't good

good work <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> cheap, cheap work <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> good Synonym of buy cheap, buy twice and if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys...


if it ain't busted, don't fix it

if it <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> busted, don&#039;t fix it Synonym of if it <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> broke, don&#039;t fix it....


ain't that the truth

<span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> that the truth? (colloquial) That is very true; I agree (often with a gloomy or pessimistic tone)....


if it ain't broke, don't fix it

<span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> broken, don&#039;t fix it Attested since c. 1962, originally Southern United States English; popularized by T. Bert Lance in May 1977. if it <span class="searchmatch">ain&#039;t</span> broke...