nitchless, nitchles, nitchelsnoun singularnothing20. Compare nixetymology: origin obscure but perhaps connected to eighteenth century Scots nitch ‘a notch or incision’; form nitchels attested by SS; form nitchles attested by BS in TDITA; collected by EMcC/PSnote:
Canadian Paul Pope (2013) cites the form nitchels which he defines as ‘nothing, none’.