Pence is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PENCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• in the United Kingdom, a new penny
• a British bronze coin and monetary unit equal to one hundredth of a pound
• a former British coin and monetary unit equal to one twelfth of a shilling and 240th of a pound.
• a one-cent coin.
• (in biblical use) a denarius.
• a small sum of money
• used for emphasis to denote no money at all
• pl. of Penny. See Penny.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a pl. of penny

Words related to PENCE

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Words that contain PENCE

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How to use PENCE in a sentence

• The same servant went out and found one of his fellows, which ought him an hundred pence.
• He was found at a public house, and said he had spent all his money except one shilling and six pence.
• Never had my lack of pence weighed so heavily upon me as just at that moment.
• The sheep weighed from twelve to sixteen pounds and were charged at about seven shillings and seven pence each.
• But what does it matter when you can get a gross of pens for just a few pence.
• My pence were duly paid, and the rest is familiar to you.
• A yard of broadcloth cost only one shilling one pence, a pair of shoes four pence.
• For the white pepper the planter receives the fourth part of a dollar, or fifteen pence, per bamboo or gallon measure, equal to about six pounds weight.
• Our tar and pitch pay eleven pence sterling the barrel.
• Pence and praise enough it had evidently brought him in from the first.
• By 1689 the sale of the leaf had increased sufficiently to make it politic to reduce the duty on it from eight pence on the decoction to five shillings a pound on the leaf.
• A tin cup, brought to collect pence for the garland, glittered in the cart-rut at their feet.
• Spanish dollars sell now in England for four shillings and nine pence sterling per ounce, equal to one dollar and six cents.
• At Paris they are 5 pence a peice, at Poictiers a shiling a dozen.
• For a quaire of paper, a leather bag, and sundry small things, 14 pence.
• For the book of rates of the custome house of Rome, 8 pence.
• Item, for 8 elles of drogat at 16 pence per elle, 2 dollars.
• For seing the lionness and other beasts at Kirkcaldy, 12 pence.
• His Considerationes concerning the stile of the Scriptures, 24 pence.
• For Senecae Tragoediae cum notis Faruabij, 12 pence.
• Botero des gouvernements des estats in Italian and French, 8 pence.
• He started off for Kew, a distance of about thirty miles, with only thirteen pence in his pocket.
• You certainly cannot get five-and-twenty pence for them here, though you had all the police of this royal kingdom to support you.
• So much excellent effort thrown away, not to speak of pounds, shillings, and pence.
• And, rather than pay three pence when it was unjustly demanded, they resolved to sacrifice all the wealth of the country, and their lives along with it.
• For this ointment might have been sold for more than three hundred pence and given to the poor.
• I have seen a young one sold in Georgia alive for six pence.

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