tuppence
/ˈtʌpəns/
noun
- A British coin worth two pence; also used informally to mean a very small amount of money.
- In the old days, a loaf of bread cost just tuppence.
- I found a tuppence in my pocket, but it's not enough to buy anything.
- He wouldn't give tuppence for that old broken toy.
- Used in the phrase 'not care tuppence' to mean not caring at all about something.
- She doesn't care tuppence about what others think of her.
- They act like they don't care tuppence, but I know they're upset.
- He said he didn't care tuppence for their criticism.