adjective
General Slang
spenny
SPEN-ee · adjective · slang
expensive
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Definitions
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Costly or pricey.
“That restaurant's a bit spenny for a Tuesday.”
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spenny In A Sentence
That restaurant's a bit spenny for a Tuesday.
Origin & Usage
Clipping of 'expensive' with a '-y' ending; popular with younger Australians.
People Also Ask
What does spenny mean?
It means expensive or pricey. Saying something's 'a bit spenny' means it costs more than you'd like.
Where does spenny come from?
It's a clipping of 'expensive' with a '-y' ending, popular with younger Australians.
How do you use spenny?
You use it casually about anything costly, e.g. 'Flights over Christmas get real spenny.'
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