nuppence
/ˈnʌp(ə)ns/British informal
noun
No money; nothing.
- Use of the word has declined since the introduction of decimal coinage in Britain in 1971..
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Andrew Lang (1844–1912), anthropologist, classicist, and historian. From n- + -uppence.
- subperitoneal
- subpersonality
- subpetiolar
- subpetiolate
- subpetiole
- subpetioled
- subphotospheric
- subphylum
- subpial
- subpixel
- subplacenta
- subplant
- subplantigrade
- subplot
- sub-plough
- sub-plow
- sub plumbo
- subpoena
- subpoena ad testificandum
- subpoena duces tecum
- Subpoena Office
- subpolar
- subpopulation
- sub-postmaster
- sub-postmistress