- n. Plural form of ha’penny. “The last two ha'pennies had gone
to buy the bread.” “Twenty-six or - seven -- you're over twenty-
five right now, I'll bet you on it, shillings to ha'pennies, and
you'll make thirty when you get your full weight," Dag Daughtry
told him.” “The core of the collection is the hoard of copper
British pennies and ha'pennies I accumulated during the family's
trip to Scotland in 1970 when I was eleven.” “And all because
I'd squeezed Fanny Duberly's tits at Roundway Down and played
vingtet-un for ha'pennies with the likes of D'Israeli.” “Parry
came down Hecla's side in this huge cloak that he didn't throw
off even when all the men were assembled — most in costume, we
had this huge trunk of costumes on each ship — and when he did
throw down the cloak, we saw Parry as that old Marine — you
remember the one with the peg leg what played the fiddle for
ha'pennies near Chatham?” “I even remember counting farthings,
four to a penny, as well as ha'pennies and half crowns.” “Its
going to suck beca