dyvynys

A type of religious scholar from Medieval times. (circa. 13th century).

Bring your question to the dyvynys.

"The answer to this lete I to dyvynys," (1323, Canterbury Tales).

never of it

A form of response indicating eternal dislike and rejection of an idea or of something offered. It communicates that not only will one refuse the object or concept in question at that singular point in time, but that one will always counter with denial.

Melvin: Hey, Corey. Do you want some crackers?
Corey: Never of it.