pennyworth
1Pennyworth — Pen ny*worth , n. 1. A penny s worth; as much as may be bought for a penny. A dear pennyworth. Evelyn. [1913 Webster] 2. Hence: The full value of one s penny expended; due return for money laid out; a good bargain; a bargain. [1913 Webster] The… …
2pennyworth — ► NOUN 1) an amount of something worth a penny. 2) (one s pennyworth) Brit. one s contribution to a discussion …
3pennyworth — [pen′ē wʉrth΄] n. 1. the amount that can be bought for one penny 2. Now Rare a bargain 3. a small amount …
4pennyworth — pen|ny|worth [ˈpenıwəθ US wərθ] n [singular] old fashioned the amount of something that you could buy with a penny in the past pennyworth of ▪ a pennyworth of sweets …
5pennyworth — n. (also penn orth) 1 as much as can be bought for a penny. 2 a bargain of a specified kind (a bad pennyworth). Phrases and idioms: not a pennyworth not the least bit …
6pennyworth — noun (plural pennyworth or pennyworths) Date: before 12th century 1. a penny s worth 2. value for the money spent ; bargain 3. a small quantity ; modicum …
7pennyworth — (also penn orth) noun Brit. 1》 an amount of something that may be bought for a penny. 2》 (one s pennyworth) one s contribution to a discussion. 3》 archaic value for money …
8pennyworth — /pen ee werrth /, n. 1. as much as may be bought for a penny. 2. a small quantity. 3. a bargain. [bef. 1000; ME penyworth, OE penigweorth. See PENNY, WORTH1] * * * …
9pennyworth — noun a) The amount that can be bought by a penny. b) A small worth or quantity …
10pennyworth — pen|ny|worth [ peni,wɜrθ ] noun singular OLD FASHIONED the amount of something you can buy with a PENNY …
