Synonyms:
farthing
Meaning: a former British bronze coin worth a quarter of a penny
Usage examples
"Not a farthing less.
"Not a farthing less.
'Not a farthing less.
'Fivepence farthing for one--Twopence for two,' the Sheep replied.
It was explained further that Mitya had, on the contrary, often told her that he hadn't a farthing.
The animal is certainly rare, as is also a Queen Anne's farthing; but it is not such a rarity as we are led to believe.
It is a comfort to be able to gratify such grandees with a farthing or two; it makes the poorest man feel that he can do good.
'I don't care a farthing for such a pack of rubbish', said the wife; 'if they don't like what they get they may lump it, and eat what they brought with them.