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fivepence's Usage Examples:

or snuggery, where debtors could drink as much beer as they wanted, at fivepence a pot in 1815.

inherited a deficit of nearly £5,000,000, with income tax now set at 5d (fivepence).

177 ft × 56 ft (54 m × 17 m), a kitchen, a public room, and a tap room or snuggery, where debtors could drink as much beer as they wanted, at fivepence a.

pioneered by the Illustrated London News (published from 1842, costing fivepence): its imitators included the Pictorial Times (1843–48), and – after the.

lack victuals, since the halfpenny loaf cannot be got for less than a fivepence.

posthumous (GA) asthma v, vv /v/ vine, heavy, savvy, reveled, revved /f/ fivepence, sovkhoz w /w/ sward, swerve, wale ∅ /uː/ /v/ two, sword, answer, gunwale.

Its two main rivals, the Daily News and the Morning Post, both cost fivepence.

phe, pph, v, ve, (u) fine, chaff, carafe, gaffe, laugh, half, physical, ouphe, sapphire, sovkhoz, fivepence, (lieutenant (RP)) /v/ v, vv, f, lve, ph,.

Godshill ordinary shareholders got fivepence in the pound (just over 2%); their railway had cost more than £250,000.

original cover price was sixpence, while the Illustrated London News was fivepence.

weekly parts at a cost of one penny, with a monthly part at fourpence or fivepence (Cassell) or sixpence (Dalziel).

Synonyms:

coin,

Antonyms:

reverse, head,