Green’s Dictionary of Slang

(orig. US) nothing, not a single one, usu. with qualifying negative, e.g. He won’t get dime one out of me etc.

1931		‘Bumble Bee Slim’ ‘No Woman No Nickel’ 🎵 Spent my money by the dollar, now she won’t give me nickel one.
1942		Z.N. Hurston ‘Story in Harlem Sl.’ in Novels and Stories (1995) 1003: You ain’t got de first thin. You ain’t got nickel one.
1956		N. Algren Walk on the Wild Side 196: Girls with pride and girls with none, those who had saved and those without Penny One.
1959		Murtagh & Harris Who Live In Shadow (1960) 53: Look, you puny policemen, you can try stretching my noodle from here to kingdom come but you ain’t gwine get word one out’n my mouth.
1965		J. Thompson Texas by the Tail (1994) 95: I discovered that what he had was hardly dime one.
1974		G.V. Higgins Cogan’s Trade (1975) 74: I don’t owe nickel one on this car.
1986		L. Heinemann Paco’s Story (1987) 83: Russell [...] would not tell Paco word one about work if he did hear.
1999		J. Ridley Everybody Smokes in Hell 147: Took my gas, ate my food, and didn’t have dime one to pay for it.
2006		J. Ridley What Fire Cannot Burn 319: There was a chance she wouldn’t have gone for word one.
2015		S. King Finders Keepers (2016) 69: Pete didn’t know what that was, and didn’t give Shit One.