Old-fashioned term for broke, without any coins.

The first hint to crack the puzzle «Old-fashioned term for broke, without any coins.» is:

It is a word which contains 9 letters

The second hint to crack the puzzle «Old-fashioned term for broke, without any coins.» is:

It starts with letter P

P

The third hint to crack the puzzle «Old-fashioned term for broke, without any coins.» is:

It ends with letter S

P s

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P e n n i l e s s

The answer for the puzzle «Old-fashioned term for broke, without any coins.» is:

P e n n i l e s s

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