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put in/stick in two penn'orth
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put in/stick in your two penn'orth (British, old-fashioned)

to give your opinion in a conversation, often when it is not wanted. Whenever the subject of hunting comes up you can rely on Anthony to put his two penn'orth in.

See also: stick, two

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