penny
Smallest US denomination
A penny is a coin of small value—one cent in the United States, one hundredth of a pound in Britain.
The word often stands for trivial amounts: It won't cost you a penny.
A penny for your thoughts invites someone to share what they're thinking.
Penny-wise and pound-foolish describes saving small amounts while wasting large ones.
To pinch pennies is to be frugal.
A pretty penny is actually a large sum: That car must have cost a pretty penny.
Hundredth of a dollar
- numismaticsStudy of currency
- mintAromatic culinary herb
- copperReddish-brown metallic element
- denominationNamed religious group
circulation · change · coinage · nickel · dime · quarter · halfpenny · farthing
Water-spouting structure
- tossLight, casual throw
- wishYearned-for outcome
- findLocate through effort
- superstitionBaseless belief in omens
cent
Hundredth of a dollar
- numismaticsStudy of currency
- mintAromatic culinary herb
- copperReddish-brown metallic element
denomination · circulation · change · coinage · nickel · dime · quarter · halfpenny · farthing · pence
fountain
Water-spouting structure
superstition · charm · omen · serendipity · fortune · sidewalk · pocket
pinch
Squeeze with fingertips
thrifty · cheap · worthless · trifle · pittance · bargain · tight · economize · stretch
thoughts
Mental reflections
pennyfortune
Wealth or destiny
windfall · goldmine · king's ransom · treasure · jackpot
pennyextravagance
Excessive, wasteful spending
splurge · lavishness · profligacy · spendthrift · prodigality
- penny candyInexpensive single-piece confections
- worth every pennyJustifying its full cost
- penny arcadesCoin-operated game establishments
- penny pincherExcessively frugal person
- pretty pennySubstantial amount of money
- pinch penniesSpend as little as possible
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