The term 'Nothing But' is composed of seven words, each with a different number of letters. The first word is 'MERE', which is four letters long and means 'nothing more than'. The second word is 'NET', which is three letters long and means 'free from all deductions'. The third word is 'All', which is three letters long and means 'the whole amount'. The fourth word is 'JUST', which is four letters long and means 'EXACTLY'. The fifth word is 'ONLY', which is four letters long and means 'SOLELY'. The sixth word is 'PURE', which is four letters long and means 'free from any admixture'. The seventh and final word is 'MERELY', which is six letters long and means 'SIMPLY'. All together, the phrase 'Nothing But' can be defined as 'nothing more than, free from all deductions, the whole amount, EXACTLY, SOLELY, free from any admixture, and SIMPLY'.