What is the difference between 'donought' and 'doughnut'?!
noun
1. The figure 0; zero.
Thesaurus: nothing, cipher, nil, zero, zip, (US slang).2. old use
Nothing; naught.
Thesaurus: naught, nix (slang), zilch (slang), zip (US slang).
So, to do nought would be to do nothing.
Answers: nought
noun
1. The figure 0; zero.
Thesaurus: nothing, cipher, nil, zero, zip, (US slang).2. old use
Nothing; naught.
Thesaurus: naught, nix (slang), zilch (slang), zip (US slang).
So, to do nought would be to do nothing.
doughnut has a hole the other one doesn't
No difference.
Ummmm donought is not a word ??
it's the same
The first one is invisible, the secnond is loved by Homer Simpson
There is no such thing as a donought...You just can't spell.
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A DOUGHNUT is a deep fried pastry cake with a yummy varied centre...
Mmmmmm...
the second one is spelled correctly.
A donought or do-nought is a lazy person who does nothing. An old-fashioned word like ne'er-do-well (look it up).
A doughnut is a variety of pastry, sometimes with a filling, sometimes ring-shaped (a hole in the middle).
My guess is spelling?
Grammar