Unable to find the expression “ I have no
answer”.
I use it when someone asks for a question that is uncomfortable.
Example; “Dave are dating Betty? My reply
“I have no answer” to that question.
I think it is a polite way to say “mind your
own business”
Then again it is more fun not telling someone. Keep them guessing.
Dave Wilson
Texas
I use it when someone asks for a question that is uncomfortable. That might work in the right context and with appropriate non-linguistic adjuncts. anonymous I think it is a polite way to say “mind your own business” No, I don't see that.
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anonymous the expression “ I have no answer”.I use it when someone asks for a question that is uncomfortable.
That might work in the right context and with appropriate non-linguistic adjuncts.
anonymousI think it is a polite way to say “mind your own business”
No, I don't see that. It is not a native expression, r