penn
/pɛn/Definitions
1. noun
A unit of currency in the United Kingdom, equivalent to 1/240 of a pound.
“I exchanged my dollars for British penns at the airport.”
2. noun
A small enclosure or area, especially a fenced or walled one, for animals or birds.
“The farm had several small penns for the chickens to roam in.”
3. noun
A division of a field or area of land, especially one used for growing a particular crop.
“The farmer divided his land into several large penns, each for a different crop.”
4. noun
A narrow inlet or passage of the sea, especially one connecting two larger bodies of water.
“The boat navigated through the narrow penn into the open sea.”