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two pennies' worth

two pennies' worth noun: one's opinion or thoughts.

Noun

two pennies' worth (uncountable)

  1. (UK, colloquial, idiomatic) One's opinion or thoughts.
    • That's just my two pennies' worth; you can believe what you like.

Synonyms of two pennies' worth

Forms of two pennies' worth

alternative formtwo penn’orth
alternative formtwopenn’orth
alternative formtwo pennorth
alternative formtuppence worth
alternative formtuppenceworth
alternative formtuppenny's worth

Questions about two pennies' worth

What does two pennies' worth mean?
Two pennies' worth means one's opinion or thoughts.
What part of speech is two pennies' worth?
Two pennies' worth is a noun.

Words near two pennies' worth in the dictionary

  1. two pair
  2. two pairs
  3. two penn'orth
  4. two pennies
  5. two pennies to rub together
  6. two pennies' worth
  7. two pennorth
  8. two pennorths
  9. two percenter
  10. two percenters
  11. two pesos

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