Words similar to 'either' and 'neither' for 3 items

Given two options, we can use 'either and 'neither' to show no preference.

Do you want to watch A or B

Neither, I don't like either.

The only option I can see for more than two options is: 'any' and 'none'

Do you want to watch A, B, C ... ?

None, I don't like any.

Actual Question: Is there, or has there ever been a word to show no preference for 3 options?

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Sometimes we have an extra, sometimes uncommon, option for a 3-type question. This question is searching for a similar option for "either"

How many times have you eaten sushi?

Thrice

What is your phone number?

Oh, seven, double five, treble zero

9 is triple 3

Solution 1:

Any (vs. either), none (vs. neither) are your options AFAIK.

The last option in a multiple-choice list is None of the above, not Neither of the above, (even when the options are just two.)

Solution 2:

Neither A, nor b, nor c itself is fine.

U.S. Postal Service Creed: Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.

In the context of not wanting:

• I like neither A nor B nor C.
• I don't like any of A or B or C.
• I'll watch neither A, nor B, nor C.
• I like none of them.

or, most likely in conversation, 'or':

• I don't like A or B or C -- with extra stress on 'or'.