Similar words: spend a penny, half-price, penny, penny stock, penny-pinching, penny wise and pound foolish, jenny, half. Meaning: ['heɪpnɪ] 
n. an English coin worth half a penny.
n. an English coin worth half a penny. 
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1. Turn up again like a bad halfpenny.
2. His opinion is not worth a halfpenny.
3. Not a halfpenny the worse.
4. She bought a halfpenny stamp.
5. A halfpenny’s the usual drop [gift], and you don’t get even that unless you give them a bit of backchat.
6. The jury awarded him the libel raspberry - a halfpenny - so he was forced to pay for the whole action.
7. For many children, spending money was a Saturday penny and a Wednesday halfpenny.
8. However, in compensation I did find a nice silver hammered halfpenny of Henry V and a few rose farthings.
9. Two pence per half-year might be taken for each cart, and one halfpenny for each pack-horse.
10. He said the accused, Richard Hodgson could prove he did not get a halfpenny of profit out of the Carpenter Club.
11. It is no use spoiling the sheep for a halfpenny worth of tar.
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12. He was sent away and, a few days later , brought back, like the bad halfpenny.
13. It is no use spoiling the ship for a halfpenny worth of tar.
14. What he bought yesterday was just a twopenny - halfpenny thing.
More similar words: spend a penny, half-price, penny, penny stock, penny-pinching, penny wise and pound foolish, jenny, half, in half, halfway, behalf, half life, half-breed, half-brother, half-baked, half-truth, not half bad, half blood, half brother, half-witted, on behalf of, in behalf of, half sister, better half, penned, half-hearted, halfhearted, pennant, pennies, pen name.