sixpenny (Meaning)
Wordnet
sixpenny (s)
of trifling worth
Webster
sixpenny (a.)
Of the value of, or costing, sixpence; as, a sixpenny loaf.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sixpenny
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sixpenny Sentence Examples
- The sixpenny piece was an obsolete British coin worth one-sixth of a shilling.
- I found a sixpenny in my pocket, a nostalgic relic from a bygone era.
- The cost of a stamp was sixpence, a small but significant expense for the time.
- The children eagerly saved their sixpennies to buy sweets and toys.
- The old man handed me a sixpenny, his eyes twinkling with the memory of simpler days.
- The vending machine took only sixpence coins, limiting its use to those with the exact change.
- The sixpenny bus fare was a modest sum, making public transportation affordable for many.
- The sixpenny magazine provided hours of entertainment and knowledge.
- A sixpenny ice cream cone was a refreshing treat on a hot summer day.
- The sixpenny prize was awarded to the winner of the local school's spelling bee.
FAQs About the word sixpenny
of trifling worthOf the value of, or costing, sixpence; as, a sixpenny loaf.
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The sixpenny piece was an obsolete British coin worth one-sixth of a shilling.
I found a sixpenny in my pocket, a nostalgic relic from a bygone era.
The cost of a stamp was sixpence, a small but significant expense for the time.
The children eagerly saved their sixpennies to buy sweets and toys.
