Hobson's Choice is an idiom that refers to a situation in which someone is given no real choice or options. The crossword solutions for the term are 'NONE' (4 letters) and 'TAKEITORLEAVEIT' (15 letters). This phrase is often used to describe a situation in which someone is presented with a single option and told that they must accept it or nothing at all. It is derived from the name of Thomas Hobson, an English stable owner who would only allow customers to take the horse closest to the door or NONE at all.