peanuts

/ˈpiːnʌts/
noun
  1. Small, edible seeds that grow underground in a hard shell, often eaten as a snack or used to make oil and butter.
    • Peanuts are a common ingredient in many Asian dishes.
    • I bought a bag of roasted peanuts at the store.
    • She added crushed peanuts to the top of the ice cream sundae.
  2. A very small amount of money; an insignificant sum.
    • He worked all day for peanuts and couldn't afford rent.
    • The artist sold her paintings for peanuts before she became famous.
    • Don't expect to earn more than peanuts at that part-time job.
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