| CATCHPENNY | • catchpenny n. A cheap item designed to attract purchasers of other goods. • catchpenny n. A publication, etc. intended to make money, with no particular merit otherwise. • CATCHPENNY n. a worthless thing made only for profit. |
| DYNORPHINS | • dynorphins n. Plural of dynorphin. • DYNORPHIN n. a drug used to treat cocaine addiction. |
| EIGHTPENNY | • eightpenny adj. Having a value or cost of eightpence. • EIGHTPENNY adj. worth eight pennies. |
| HYPNOGENIC | • hypnogenic adj. Inducing sleep. • hypnogenic adj. Inducing hypnosis. • HYPNOGENIC adj. relating to the production of hypnotic sleep, also HYPNOGENETIC, HYPNOGENOUS. |
| PENNYWORTH | • pennyworth n. The amount that can be bought for a penny. • pennyworth n. A small value or quantity. • pennyworth n. (Dated) A good bargain. |
| PHENYLENES | • phenylenes n. Plural of phenylene. • PHENYLENE n. a compound derived from benzene. |
| PHENYTOINS | • phenytoins n. Plural of phenytoin. • PHENYTOIN n. a crystalline anticonvulsant compound. |
| PHONEYNESS | • phoneyness n. Alternative form of phoniness. • PHONEYNESS n. the state of being phoney, also PHONINESS. |
| PHRENSYING | • phrensying v. Present participle of phrensy. • PHRENSY v. to make frantic, also FRENZY. |
| PINCHINGLY | • pinchingly adv. So as to pinch; with great poverty or stinginess. • PINCHING adv. nipping. |
| PINCHPENNY | • pinchpenny n. One who spends little money; one who is very frugal or cautious with money. • PINCHPENNY n. a miserly person. |
| SYMPHONION | • symphonion n. (Music, historical) A combination of pianoforte and harmonium, the precursor of the orchestrion. • SYMPHONION n. a combination of piano and harmonium. |
| THREEPENNY | • threepenny adj. Having a value or cost of threepence. • threepenny adj. Of little worth; mean; vulgar. • threepenny n. A stamp worth three pence. |
| THRUPPENNY | • thruppenny n. (Britain, informal, dated) threepence. • THRUPPENNY n. threepence, as in thruppenny bit, also THREEPENCE, THREEPENNY, THRUPPENCE. |
| UNHAPPYING | • UNHAPPY v. (Shakespeare) to make unhappy. |