two penn'orth
two penn'orth noun: two pennies' worth.
Noun
two penn'orth
- Two pennies' worth.
- One's opinion or thoughts.
- That's just my two penn’orth; you can believe what you like.
- Synonyms:
- two cents, two cents' worth
Synonyms of two penn'orth
Forms of two penn'orth
| alternative form | twopenn'orth |
|---|---|
| alternative form | two pennorth |
| alternative form | tuppence worth |
| alternative form | tuppenceworth |
| alternative form | tuppennys' worth |
Origin of two penn'orth
Contraction of two + pennyworth.
Questions about two penn'orth
- What does two penn'orth mean?
- Two penn'orth means two pennies' worth.
- What part of speech is two penn'orth?
- Two penn'orth is a noun.
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