half bull
half bull noun: a coin worth half a crown (two shilling and sixpence; 2s 6d).
Noun
half bull (plural half bulls)
- A coin worth half a crown (two shilling and sixpence; 2s 6d).
- "And would you believe it," he added, with a sudden change of attitude, "I've done fifty-two of those Dam' little tracts, and what d'you reckon I get for them? Half a crown apiece - a miserable half bull," he said, thrusting the insignificance of that sum upon the curate's attention with the stem...1913, Norman Lindsay, A Curate in Bohemia, Sydney: N.S.W. Bookstall Co., published 1932, page 60
Forms of half bull
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Questions about half bull
- What does half bull mean?
- Half bull means a coin worth half a crown (two shilling and sixpence; 2s 6d).
- What part of speech is half bull?
- Half bull is a noun.
- What is the plural of half bull?
- The plural of half bull is half bulls.
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