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cut off with a shilling
cut off with a shilling
To be intentionally disinherited from a will by being bequeathed a single shilling rather than left nothing at all. Primarily heard in UK. My father never liked that I gave up medicine to become a writer, so he cut me off with a shilling when he died.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Siri | | SEE-ree (Swedish) | Swedish, Norwegian, Danish |
| Iunia | | - | Ancient Roman, Biblical Latin |
| Bidzina | | - | Georgian |
| Barclay | | - | Scottish, English (Rare) |
| Cosma | | - | Italian |
| Sunday | | SUN-day | English |