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twopenny-halfpenny
twopenny-halfpenny adj. 
/ˌtʌpənɪˈheɪpənɪ/ of the value of twopence-halfpenny; usually figurative as an epithet of disparagement (cf. A. 2 above).
/ˌtʌpənɪˈheɪpənɪ/ of the value of twopence-halfpenny; usually figurative as an epithet of disparagement (cf. A. 2 above).ΘΠ
the mind > attention and judgement > importance > unimportance > [adjective] > worthless
naughteOE
unworthc960
nought worthOE
unworthya1240
vaina1300
lewd1362
base?1510
to be nothing toc1520
stark naught1528
nothing worth1535
worthilessa1542
draffish1543
baggage1548
dunghill?1555
valureless1563
toyish1572
worthless1573
out (forth) of door (also doors)1574
leaden1577
riff-raff1577
drafty1582
fecklessc1586
dudgeon?1589
nought-worth1589
tenpenny1592
wanwordy?a1595
shotten herring1598
nugatory1603
unvalued1604
priceless1614
unvaluable1615
valuelessa1616
waste1616
trashya1620
draffy1624
stramineous1624
invaluable1640
roly-poly?1645
nugatorious1646
perquisquilian1647
niffling1649
lazy1671
wanworth1724
little wortha1754
flimsy1756
waff1788
null1790
nothingy1801
nothingly1802
twopenny-halfpenny1809
not worth a flaw1810
garbage1817
peanut1836
duffing1839
trash1843
no-account1845
no-count1851
punky1859
rummagy1872
junky1880
skilligalee1883
footle1894
punk1896
wherry-go-nimble1901
junk1908
rinky-dink1913
schlock1916
tripe1927
duff1938
chickenshit1940
sheg-up1941
expendable1942
(strictly) for the birds1943
tripey1955
schlocky1960
naff1964
dipshit1968
cack1978
1809 R. Southey in J. W. Robberds Mem. W. Taylor (1843) II. 268 Some little dirty twopenny-halfpenny piece of roguery.
1828 E. Bulwer-Lytton Pelham II. xii. 106 He..filched a twopenny-halfpenny gilt chain out of..the pawnbroker's window.
1872 H. Kingsley Hornby Mills I. 30 They had lost a law-suit, a twopenny-halfpenny squabble about a trespass.
1916 N.E.D. at Twopenny Mod. A twopenny-halfpenny stamp.
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