groat /grōt (formerly gröt)/

1. An obsolete English silver coin, worth four old pence and after 1662 coined only as Maundy money (the silver fourpenny-piece, coined 1836–56, was not officially called a groat)
2. A very small sum, proverbially

groatsˈworth noun (obsolete)

• self-questioning
• self-raised
• self-raising
• self-realisation
• self-realization
• self-recording
• self-rectifying
• self-referential
• self-referentiality
• self-referentially
• self-referring
• self-regard
• self-regarding
• self-registering
• self-regulating
• self-regulation
• self-regulatory
• self-reliance
• self-reliant
• self-reliantly
• self-relying
• self-renunciation
• self-renunciations
• self-repeating
• self-repose