FOURPENNIES | • fourpennies n. Plural of fourpenny. • FOURPENNY n. a coin worth four pence. |
HALFPENNIES | • halfpennies n. Plural of halfpenny. • HALFPENNY n. a coin worth half a pre-decimal penny. |
LICKPENNIES | • lickpennies n. Plural of lickpenny. • LICKPENNY n. an absorber or devourer of money. |
LUCKPENNIES | • luck␣pennies n. Plural of luck penny. • LUCKPENNY n. a coin kept for luck. |
NINEPENNIES | • ninepennies n. Plural of ninepenny. • NINEPENNY n. a coin worth nine pence. |
PENNILESSLY | • pennilessly adv. With no money. • PENNILESS adv. without a penny, destitute. |
PENNONCELLE | • pennoncelle n. Alternative form of pennoncel. • PENNONCELLE n. (French) a small flag like a pennon, also PENNONCEL, PENONCEL, PENONCELLE. |
PENNYROYALS | • pennyroyals n. Plural of pennyroyal. • PENNYROYAL n. an aromatic herb of Europe; also, a North American plant resembling it in flavour. |
PENNYWEIGHT | • pennyweight n. A unit of mass equal to 24 grains, or 1⁄20 of a troy ounce. • PENNYWEIGHT n. an old unit of weight, the twentieth part of an ounce. |
PENNYWINKLE | • PENNYWINKLE n. a kind of marine snail, also PERIWINKLE. |
PENNYWORTHS | • pennyworths n. Plural of pennyworth. • PENNYWORTH n. a penny's worth. |
SCRAPEPENNY | • scrape-penny n. (Archaic) A miser. • SCRAPEPENNY n. (archaic) a miser, a skinflint. |
THRUPENNIES | • THRUPENNY n. a twelve-sided British coin, obsolete since 1972. |
TRUEPENNIES | • truepennies n. Plural of truepenny. • true-pennies n. Plural of true-penny. • TRUEPENNY n. (Shakespeare) an honest fellow. |
TWALPENNIES | • twalpennies n. Plural of twalpenny. • TWALPENNY n. (Scots) an old shilling. |