Examples of 'twopence' in a sentence
Meaning of "twopence"
Twopence is a British term used to denote a small amount of money, specifically two pennies
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- A British or Irish coin worth two (old or new) pence.
- A cost or value of two pence.
- (by extension) A small amount or value.
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Twopence for the pink ones.
I do not care twopence what you think about me.
Twopence for the toffee apple.
The fare will be twopence all the way.
Twopence just means two pennies.
I would not for twopence.
And a twopence for the cheque.
You pay me back next week and give me a twopence.
Twopence over the eyes.
He bought a ticket for twopence.
And I do not care twopence for social possibilities.
Thank you very much and I beg your pardon about the twopence.
Twopence for a Pauper.
He's no bigger than twopence worth of change.
Twopence on the Dragon.
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Fivepence farting for one, twopence for two.
Twopence a week, and jam every other day.
Could you just lend me twopence for the telephone?
Pedestrians were halfpenny each, horses one penny and a cart with two horses twopence.
For the use of the yard, twopence on every shilling taken at the gate.
Twopence for the pink ones . Penny for the others.
I do not suppose he has not twopence to rub together, yet you think he 's marvelous.
No offences, I am sure . Thank you very much and I beg your pardon about the twopence.
I said … I do not care twopence what you think about me.
Twopence on the sea, threepence on the railway, Penny on the water.
And I don't care twopence her social possibilities.
And twopence brussels sprouts, please.
I still do not get it . - Twopence just means two pennies.
How much twopence is worth in euros? Oh, everybody . Okay, so, who can tell me.
Jolly good … for twopence I would.
I suppose he has not twopence to rub together, yet you think he 's marvellous.
All right, on the Dragon . Twopence on the Dragon.
That 's twopence on the Dragon.
Okay, so, who can tell me how much twopence is worth in euros?
Thank you . - Thank you . Twopence for the toffee apple.
What, Angel? He 's no bigger than twopence worth of change.
Well… And twopence.
