(penn'orth)
1penn'orth — [[t]pe̱nəθ[/t]] PHRASE: det poss PHR, usu PHR after v During a discussion about something, if you have your two penn orth or put in your two penn orth, you add your own opinion. [BRIT, INFORMAL] Please do be patient I m sure you want to have your …
2penn'orth — var. of PENNYWORTH. * * * penn orth f10 [penn orth] [ˈpenəθ] [ˈpenərθ] noun usually singular (old fashioned, BrE) …
3penn'orth — pen|n orth [ˈpenəθ US ərθ] n [singular] BrE old fashioned [Date: 1500 1600; Origin: pennyworth] a ↑pennyworth …
4penn’orth — (British, mostly historical.) A penny’s worth …
5penn'orth — for a penny s worth …
6penn'orth — n. pennyworth, amount that has a value of one cent; small amount …
7penn'orth — [ pɛnəθ] noun variant spelling of pennyworth …
8penn'orth — noun (singular + of) BrE old fashioned a pennyworth penny noun plural pennies or pence /pens/ BrE (C) 1 a small bronze coin, used in Britain since 1971, worth one hundredth (1/100th) of a pound: a bag of pennies 2 plural pence abbreviation p a… …
9penn'orth — UK [ˈpenə(r)θ] / US [ˈpenərθ] noun [singular] British old fashioned the amount of something that you can buy with a penny …
10penn'orth — Pennyworth …
