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Tuppence (disambiguation); Tuppence
tuppence
(n.) = dos peniques
Def: Forma coloquial de pronunciar two pence, unidad de moneda.
Ex: Tuppence is a valid word in this word list.
Def: Forma coloquial de pronunciar two pence, unidad de moneda.
Ex: Tuppence is a valid word in this word list.
pence [penny, -sing.]
(n.) = peniques
Def: Unidad monetaria inglesa.
Ex: Clearly, then, there are many people (almost all women) who not only want to read this new romantic fiction, but who feel it is worth spending (at present) 75 pence a copy to buy the 192-page book.
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* sixpence = seis peniques
* threepence = tres peniques
* thruppence = tres peniques
* tuppence = dos peniques
Def: Unidad monetaria inglesa.
Ex: Clearly, then, there are many people (almost all women) who not only want to read this new romantic fiction, but who feel it is worth spending (at present) 75 pence a copy to buy the 192-page book.
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* sixpence = seis peniques
* threepence = tres peniques
* thruppence = tres peniques
* tuppence = dos peniques
ويكيبيديا
Twopence (disambiguation)
Twopence or tuppence may refer to:
- Two pence (or pennies) in British coinage, or the specific coins:
- Twopence (British pre-decimal coin)
- Two pence (British decimal coin)
- Tuppence (detective), a recurring character in the works of Agatha Christie
- Tuppence Middleton, an English actress
- 'Tuppence' Moran, a nickname for Desmond Moran, member of the Moran family of Melbourne-based criminals
- My two penn'orth, an idiomatic expression
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1. Few people care tuppence about their neighbours, nice or nasty.
2. "Everyone else is putting in their tuppence worth as they‘re quite entitled to do," he said.
3. "It makes it much more difficult to operate strategically if every school gets tuppence halfpenny," he says.
4. The first adhesive postage stamp, the Penny Black, was launched in Britain on May 6, 1840, followed two days later by the Tuppence Blue.
5. Old–fashioned terms of endearment rained down upon us÷ "Here are your pills, my love", "Come on, sweetheart". Also÷ love, luvvie, darling, honey, my tuppence.