“He has it by my leave, so there's naught to worry about.”

“It will consume our world, leaving naught in its wake.”

“Ryan was just hysterically laughing, asking how it was a twenty-one year old could lose to a five year old child in naughts and crosses.”

“Those naughts and ones are then what we call modulated, or carried if you like, as a passenger on a radio frequency signal.”

“It is a series of numbers, hyphens, naughts, strokes, and zeds.”