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copeck

British  
/ ˈkəʊpɛk /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of kopeck

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In the Financial Times interview, Putin again insisted that Russia had nothing to do with the poisoning and argued that bilateral ties are far more important than “the fuss about spies not worth five copecks.”

From Seattle Times

It appeared his career was about over; he had seen his best days, everyone knew that he had not a copeck left in the world!

From Project Gutenberg

The latter were keen, not only because a certain part of them had sportsmanlike inclinations, but also because each one received thirty copecks for participation in the drive.

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As long as you control the future of your tenant’s soul, you can make him pay his last copeck for rent.

From Project Gutenberg

She's a rare one," said the man, who grew at each instant more confidential, "and thinks no more of a gold rouble than many another would of a copeck.

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