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Meanings of penny in English
Usage of penny in English
1
A penny off a pint for the second year running, he said.
2
The house bought on make-believe; the house that a penny dreadful built.
3
It's taken a lot longer for the penny to drop in Government.
4
The penny stocks are a way for everyone to participate in society.
5
We have to make sure every penny saves the maximum emissions possible.
6
Amerigo Bonasera had found this solution to the problem unseemly and penny-pinching.
7
When the time comes, you shall know the sum to the penny.
8
The winners will leave this chamber free men, owing not a penny.
9
The State never contributed one penny to its capital or its success.
10
Probably couldn't bring himself to pay a penny to the law, either.
11
She couldn't, of course touch a penny of the money in trust.
12
The penny dropped and rolled in a fine curve along the boards.
13
There was also one penny found in the box at the Girls-Orphan-House.
14
The pet animal of a taoog is a curt penny in value.
15
That way the house knows its cut down to the last penny.
16
But the French Court was obdurate; it would not furnish a penny.
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Translations for penny
Russian
Penny through the time
Penny across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common