minnie
n. countable C2 Proficiency US //ˈmɪni// min·nie
n. a small amount of money. People use this word when they think a price or a payment is very low.
n. a negligible or insignificant sum of money. Often used in informal British English to describe low wages or cheap prices.
I am not working all day for a minnie.
The shopkeeper sold the antique vase for a minnie because he didn't know its true value.
Despite the high level of skill required for the restoration, the craftsman was paid a mere minnie, barely covering the cost of his materials.
Its diminutives + -ie.
Usage
Commonly used in the singular with the indefinite article 'a'. Primarily found in regional British or Australian slang.