won't
SayWOHNT/woʊnt/UK/wəʊnt/
- 1A short way of saying "will not," used to talk about something that is not going to happen.
The store won't open until nine tomorrow.
I won't be home for dinner tonight.
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Origin
It comes from earlier "wonnot," a short way of saying Middle English "will not."