Definition of wanworth in English:

wanworth

(also wanwort, wanwirt)

noun ˈwɒnwəθˈwɒnwəːθˈwanwəːθ

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

A price below the real value; an undervalue; a bargain. Usually in "at (also for) a wanworth": for a very low price, extremely cheaply.

adjective ˈwɒnwəθˈwɒnwəːθˈwanwəːθ

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Scottish Antiquary. As adjective from wan- + worth; compare earlier wanwordy.

(also wanwort, wanwirt)

noun

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

A price below the real value; an undervalue; a bargain. Usually in "at (also for) a wanworth": for a very low price, extremely cheaply.

adjective

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Scottish Antiquary. As adjective from wan- + worth; compare earlier wanwordy.

单词	wanworth
释义	Definition of wanworth in English: wanworth (also wanwort, wanwirt) noun ˈwɒnwəθˈwɒnwəːθˈwanwəːθ English Regional, Scottish, Northern A price below the real value; an undervalue; a bargain. Usually in "at (also for) a wanworth": for a very low price, extremely cheaply. adjective ˈwɒnwəθˈwɒnwəːθˈwanwəːθ English Regional, Scottish, Northern Worthless, unworthy. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Scottish Antiquary. As adjective from wan- + worth; compare earlier wanwordy. Definition of wanworth in US English: wanworth (also wanwort, wanwirt) noun English Regional, Scottish, Northern A price below the real value; an undervalue; a bargain. Usually in "at (also for) a wanworth": for a very low price, extremely cheaply. adjective English Regional, Scottish, Northern Worthless, unworthy. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Scottish Antiquary. As adjective from wan- + worth; compare earlier wanwordy.
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