coupon

/ˈkuːˌpɒn/noun

A ticket or slip issued by a maker or seller that gives you money off a certain product.

Example sentence

“She used a coupon to get two dollars off the cereal.”

Pronounced 'KOO-pon' or 'KYOO-pon'; both are accepted. 'Clip coupons' survives from the days of cutting them out of newspapers.

Related words

affordTo provide or supply something as a natural result or benefit.clearanceAn event where a shop sells goods at big discounts to free up space for new stock.spendTo use money to pay for things.boutiqueA small store, often one selling stylish clothing, jewelry, or similar goods.earnTo receive money, praise, or another reward because of the work or effort you have put in.trolleyA streetcar or small light-rail vehicle that runs on tracks in a city.