peanuthull

noun
UK /ˈpiːnʌt hʌl/
US /ˈpiːnʌt hʌl/

The hard outer shell that covers a peanut.

She cracked open the peanuthull to get the nut inside.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small, unimportant thing that is not worth much.

That excuse isn't worth a peanuthull.

3. A tiny amount of something.

He doesn't care a peanuthull about the rules.

4. The leftover outer covering after peanuts are shelled, often used as animal feed or mulch.

The farmer spread peanuthull around the plants.