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Meanings of
sixpence
in English
Catalan
sis penics
Back to the meaning
A small coin of the United Kingdom worth six pennies; not minted since 1970.
tanner
Catalan
sis penics
Synonyms
Examples for "
tanner
"
tanner
Examples for "
tanner
"
1
It's a
tanner
who emigrated from Poland in the late nineteenth century.
2
The sensitive touch of the old
tanner
detected the diseased hide immediately.
3
I wish I were with the gardener, or even with the
tanner
.
4
He said nothing of Bennet; the
tanner
's
dog had done for Bennet.
5
Otherwise stretch and dry for transportation or to send to the
tanner
.
Usage of
sixpence
in English
1
This evening I found a
sixpence
in the box in my room.
2
Whenever he changed clothes, he transferred the
sixpence
to the new pockets.
3
A
sixpence
held close to the eye can shut out the sun.
4
Any one making the calculation will find the
sixpence
far too much.
5
When the two reached the city their combined funds amounted to
sixpence
.
6
I shall give
sixpence
to the winner, just to encourage local sport.
7
Lopez thanked the pundit and gave him
sixpence
,
-
which
made
the pundit suspicious.
8
Not a crust, nor a
sixpence
,
nor a rag; and never would.
9
You get a day off in Pretoria and ten and
sixpence
expenses.
10
The woman prays Edwin for three shillings and
sixpence
,
to buy opium.
11
A shilling and
sixpence
were left on the table, which nobody claimed.
12
He is very bad, and hasn't got a
sixpence
in the world.
13
So when Fanny got back, she gave her dear grandmother the
sixpence
.
14
They paid
sixpence
apiece for the raffle,-twentytickets,-andthe doll cost L2.
15
At the rate thou goest on, thou wouldst not get
sixpence
to-night.
16
He explained that this
sixpence
was not all, nor the chief part.
Other examples for "sixpence"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
sixpence
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
last sixpence
give sixpence
worth sixpence
get sixpence
pay sixpence
More collocations
Translations for
sixpence
Catalan
sis penics
Sixpence
through the time
Sixpence
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common