tuppeny
/ˈtʌpəni/
adjective
- Costing or worth two pence (British, historical).
- In the old days, a tuppeny stamp was enough to mail a letter.
- She saved her tuppeny coins in a jar.
- He bought a tuppeny loaf of bread from the baker.
- Cheap, insignificant, or of little value (informal, often used in the phrase 'tuppeny-halfpenny').
- Don't bother with that tuppeny argument; it's not important.
- It's just a tuppeny little shop, not worth visiting.
- He made some tuppeny complaint about the noise.
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