Definition of sixpenny in English:

sixpenny

adjective ˈsɪkspəni

British

attributive Costing or worth six pence, especially before decimalization (1971).
Example sentencesExamples
- I bought a sixpenny box: Camembert never tasted so good again.
- Elocution became a public and private pursuit as sixpenny manuals such as the Honourable Henry H's book sold thousands of copies.
- Woolworth's was a threepenny and sixpenny store then.
- Toy horse and foot soldiers came in sixpenny or ninepenny boxes.
- Penguin Books began a revolution in publishing with their sixpenny pocket paperbacks, and included in their early lists an edition of Shakespeare.
- She takes out a sixpenny piece and presses it into his warm little palm closing her fingers over the money, her fingers over his.

Definition of sixpenny in US English:

sixpenny

adjective

British

attributive Costing or worth six pence, especially before decimalization (1971).
Example sentencesExamples
- Elocution became a public and private pursuit as sixpenny manuals such as the Honourable Henry H's book sold thousands of copies.
- She takes out a sixpenny piece and presses it into his warm little palm closing her fingers over the money, her fingers over his.
- Toy horse and foot soldiers came in sixpenny or ninepenny boxes.
- Penguin Books began a revolution in publishing with their sixpenny pocket paperbacks, and included in their early lists an edition of Shakespeare.
- I bought a sixpenny box: Camembert never tasted so good again.
- Woolworth's was a threepenny and sixpenny store then.

单词	sixpenny
释义	Definition of sixpenny in English: sixpenny adjective ˈsɪkspəni British attributive Costing or worth six pence, especially before decimalization (1971). Example sentencesExamples I bought a sixpenny box: Camembert never tasted so good again. Elocution became a public and private pursuit as sixpenny manuals such as the Honourable Henry H's book sold thousands of copies. Woolworth's was a threepenny and sixpenny store then. Toy horse and foot soldiers came in sixpenny or ninepenny boxes. Penguin Books began a revolution in publishing with their sixpenny pocket paperbacks, and included in their early lists an edition of Shakespeare. She takes out a sixpenny piece and presses it into his warm little palm closing her fingers over the money, her fingers over his. Definition of sixpenny in US English: sixpenny adjective British attributive Costing or worth six pence, especially before decimalization (1971). Example sentencesExamples Elocution became a public and private pursuit as sixpenny manuals such as the Honourable Henry H's book sold thousands of copies. She takes out a sixpenny piece and presses it into his warm little palm closing her fingers over the money, her fingers over his. Toy horse and foot soldiers came in sixpenny or ninepenny boxes. Penguin Books began a revolution in publishing with their sixpenny pocket paperbacks, and included in their early lists an edition of Shakespeare. I bought a sixpenny box: Camembert never tasted so good again. Woolworth's was a threepenny and sixpenny store then.
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