florin /florˈin/

1. Orig a Florentine gold coin with a lily stamped on one side, first struck in the 13c
2. A former British silver or cupronickel coin worth one-tenth of a pound, first minted in 1849 (a double florin was coined in 1887)
3. In the Netherlands and Suriname, the guilder

• the world is my oyster
• the world is one's oyster
• the world over
• the world's end
• the world, the flesh and the devil
• the world to come
• the worm may turn
• the worse for
• the worse for wear
• the wrong end of the stick
• the wrong shop
• thews
• thewy
• they
• the Yard
• they'd
• the year
• the year dot
• the Year of Grace
• the Year of our Lord
• they'll
• they're
• they say
• they've
• THG