peanuts

/ ˈpiːˌnʌts /

noun

1. slang,  a trifling amount of money

“Peanuts”

1. A popular comic strip drawn by Charles M. Schulz. The world of Peanuts is populated by pint-sized versions of adults: perennial optimist and born loser Charlie Brown; bossy, loud-mouthed Lucy; gentle Linus with his security blanket; Schroeder, the brooding piano player; and many others.

Perhaps the most popular character is the beagle Snoopy, Charlie Brown's dog, who is often accompanied by his feathered friend, Woodstock.

Example Sentences

The main course, a whole fried sea bream, served with a ginger fish sauce caramel, peanuts, herbs, lemon, and wild pepper leaves to delicately wrap each fried morsel, truly blew me away.

From Salon

Under current regulations, food packaging in the UK and EU already lists the most common allergens for people to be aware of, such as egg, peanuts and sesame.

From BBC

“They suffocated — that was a packing issue. Should have used more peanuts.”

From Los Angeles Times

Food packaging in the UK and EU already lists the most common allergens for people to be aware of, such as egg, peanuts and sesame.

From BBC

This is the residue of peanuts after the oil has been extracted, normally fed to animals.

From BBC

Related Words

• dose 
• fragment 
• item 
• part 
• portion 
• sample 
• shard 
• slice 
• sliver 
• snippet 
• taste 
• trace