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any British & World English

used to refer to one or some of a thing or number of things, no matter how much or how many

any day in day British & World English

at any time or under any circumstances (used to express a strong opinion or preference)

any old in old British & World English

any item of a specified type (used to show that no particular individual is in question)

any more also anymore in any British & World English

to any further extent; any longer

any road up in any British & World English

informal term for anyway.

not just any —— in any British & World English

a particular or special thing of its type rather than any ordinary one of that type

in any case in case1 British & World English

whatever happens or may have happened

at all costs or at any cost in cost British & World English

regardless of the price to be paid or the effort needed

in any event in event British & World English

whatever happens or may have happened

be any or no or much good in good British & World English

have some (or none or a lot of) merit

any old how in old British & World English

in no particular order

at any price in price British & World English

no matter what expense or difficulty is involved

at any rate in rate1 British & World English

whatever happens or may have happened

any amount of in amount British & World English

a great deal or number of

by any chance in chance British & World English

possibly (used in tentative enquiries or suggestions)

with any or a bit of luck in luck British & World English

expressing the hope that something will happen in the way described

any number of in number British & World English

any particular whole quantity of

not go any further in further British & World English

(of a secret) not be told to anyone else

any port in a storm in port1 British & World English

in adverse circumstances one welcomes any source of relief or escape

be none or not any the wiser in wise1 British & World English

not understand something, even though it has been explained

by no or not by any stretch of the imagination in stretch British & World English

used to emphasize that something is definitely not the case

it's an ill wind that blows nobody any good in wind1 British & World English

few things are so bad that no one profits from them