pice
- noun
- Archaic
:
pice
- You can't buy anything for a pice these days.
Examples
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They donated every pice they could spare to the charity.
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Her advice was not worth a pice to the experienced team.
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He would not spend a single pice on things he did not need.
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He found a pice on the ground.
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You can't buy anything for a pice these days.
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Her advice was not worth a pice to the experienced team.
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He would not spend a single pice on things he did not need.
Synonyms
8
8.2
A very small amount of money that hardly matters next to bigger costs
5
9.9
An old British coin worth two pennies or a very small amount of money
2
8.1
A very small, unimportant amount
2
9.9
Something of little or no worth
1
9.9
An old French coin or a very small amount of money
A very small amount of money that shows little value
A very small amount of money that has little value
A very small amount of money or something of little value
A very small amount of money often used to show low value
A very small amount that is not enough
A small cheap object with little real value
Antonyms
How Much
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word pice is also used to mean a very small amount because it comes from the Hindi paisa, a tiny coin. So, if something is 'not worth a pice' it is almost worthless.