Ninepence is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NINEPENCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• nine pennies
• coin worth nine pennies
• An old English silver coin, worth nine pence.
• A New England name for the Spanish real, a coin formerly current in the United States, as valued at twelve and a half cents.
• a coin worth nine pennies

Words related to NINEPENCE

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Words that contain NINEPENCE

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How to use NINEPENCE in a sentence

• Do what he could, he could not read away more than ninepence a week.
• Sir Thomas fetched a fine, fat buck, and the town stood good for ninepence wine and twopence bread, and broached a keg of sturgeon.
• He thought he would be able to obtain a fairly good dinner in one of the little Italian restaurants for ninepence.
• But all I ask is the ninepence, and let the lady keep the one and threppence as the reward of abstinence.
• Then, again, we have the case of the man who gave a boy sixpence and promised to repeat the gift as soon as the youngster had made it into ninepence.
• I was first offered sixteen apples for my shilling, which would be at the rate of ninepence a dozen.
• Nineteen shillings and ninepence may be paid in 458,908,622 different ways.
• The cautious Terror would only raise them to ninepence each.
• I was right in supposing that ninepence was the sum I should receive from the Esmeralda behind the brass barrier.
• That means four and ninepence farthing wasted every time I smoke.
• Ninepence was the sum he had to take home every night, and there was not a halfpenny to spare.
• In the autumn I set snares for partridges which I sold to the Boston stage drivers for nine-pence apiece.
• For there they hire men by the day to sleep, and they get by it sixpence a day, but they that can snort hard get at least ninepence.
• An innkeeper once charged him three shillings and ninepence for himself, and three shillings for his servant.
• Thereupon Washington sent for his host, said that his servant ate as much as he, and insisted on paying the additional ninepence.
• Immediately the door had closed Christina realized that she had given him one and ninepence.
• Mutton was this month sold for one shilling and nine-pence per pound.
• Mutton was sold in this month for one shilling and nine-pence per pound.
• The largest gain found is three pounds, and the largest loss nine pounds fourteen shillings and ninepence.
• I also introduced ninepence for extra teas for the children, who had had two mugs apiece, very weak.
• The said payment of six pounds and ninepence per L100 shall be payable half yearly in British currency on the 8th February and 8th August in each year.
• For no nation can flourish when it is the ambition of the large majority to put in fourpence and take out ninepence.

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