pennyboy
informal
noun
(Originally) †a boy employed to do a job for a wage of one penny (obsolete ); (later more generally) ( depreciative ) a person treated as a menial or without respect.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in John S. Farmer (c1845–c1915).
- inarticulacy
- inarticulate
- inarticulately
- inarticulateness
- inartistic
- inartistically
- in a small way
- inasmuch
- in a snap
- in a spot
- in a state of nature
- in attendance
- inattention
- inattentive
- inattentively
- inattentiveness
- in a twinkling (or the twinkling of an eye)
- inaudibility
- inaudible
- inaudibly
- inaugural
- inaugurate
- inauguration
- inauguration day
- inaugurator