1. Plural of doit; small Dutch coins formerly in circulation, of little value.
Usage: archaic; historical
2. Plural of doit; small amounts of money or things of little worth or importance.
Usage: archaic; figurative

Examples

• He had only a few doits left in his purse after the long journey.
• The merchant dismissed the offer as mere doits, far too little for his goods.
• In Shakespeare's time, doits were considered worthless by many English speakers.
• She wouldn't give two doits for such a shabby piece of cloth.
• The widow's inheritance amounted to nothing but doits and debts.