cent
A unit of currency equal to one hundredth of a dollar.
"I found a penny, which is worth one cent."
"The candy costs fifty cents."
"I saved up two dollars and fifty cents."
A coin representing one cent.
"He tossed a cent into the wishing well."
"The cent has a picture of Abraham Lincoln on it."
"She collected old coins, including a rare 1914 cent."
A small amount of money or a trivial value.
"The item was so cheap it was only worth a few cents."
"Don't worry about the change; it's just a couple of cents."
"To me, that project isn't worth a single cent."
To assign a value of one cent to something.
"The store will cent the price of those items down for clearance."
"They decided to cent the discount for the sale event."
"I will cent the cost of the postage on the package."
Relating to a cent or cents; used to describe monetary values in cents.
"The item is priced at ten-cent increments."
"They raised the price from five cents to a ten-cent increase."
"I only have a few ten-cent coins left in my pocket."