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• catch|pen|ny — «KACH PEHN ee», adjective, noun, plural nies. –adj. showy but worthless or useless; made to sell quickly: »the catchpenny lyrics of Tom Dibdin (Leigh Hunt). –n. a catchpenny article: »You know already by the title that it is no more than a… …   Useful english dictionary

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