Everyone in the village called Mr. Hargreaves a penny-father because he counted every coin before bed.

Local records listed several penny-fathers who managed the charity's small donations.

She offered me a jam penny with my tea at the village fete.

After the seminar, we gathered at the penny university to debate the author's arguments over coffee.

The critic argued that the author's reliance on penny-dreadfulism undermined the novel's moral complexity.

Victorian children often saved coins to slip into penny gaffs for an evening of rowdy entertainment.

In some rural towns, penny weddings have returned as a practical, communal way to mark marriages when resources are scarce.

In the old tradition, several neighboring couples organized penny-weddings so the whole village could chip in for their celebrations.

Even the penny-pinchers in our office chipped in to buy a retirement gift for their colleague.

At the village fair, I bought a toffee penny and savoured its sweet, buttery crunch.