A fork of Rural Dictionary
Nothing, zip, zero. Jolly term to describe the abscence of an item sought. Suggested origin is from the Cockney rhyming slang 'Sausage and mash' used to mean 'cash', or money. Hence 'not a sausage' to mean 'no cash' or 'nothing'.
Is there anything in the cupboard? Not a sausage.
Colloquialism: "nothing at all". Comes from English slang; exact origin is unknown.
"There's nothing in the fridge," said Richard. "Not a sausage."
When you eat too many sausages. Side effects may include having a severe chest cough and croaky voice.
"I'm not feeling so well after that hot dog! I hope I don't have sausagitis..."
1.) Lacking of anything, material or otherwise. 2.) A taunting or jesting phrase, usually said when denying someone of a privalage after allowing them (either intentionally or unintentinally) to get their hopes up.
1.)"Hey Ted, do you have the rent today?" "No sausage." 2.) "I was playin halo, and I raped this guy. Then he came back, and he thought he was gonna get me, but I was like 'No sausage' and I raped him again."