farthing
/ˈfɑrðɪŋ/
noun
- A former British coin worth one quarter of a penny, no longer in use.
- In the 19th century, a child could buy a small piece of candy with a farthing.
- The museum displayed a collection of farthings from the reign of Queen Victoria.
- My grandmother kept an old farthing in her jewelry box as a souvenir.
- A very small amount of money; something of little value.
- She spent every farthing she had on the train ticket.
- He didn't care a farthing about the cost of the repairs.
- That old chair isn't worth a farthing anymore.