coupon
/ˈkuːˌpɒn/noun
A ticket or slip issued by a maker or seller that gives you money off a certain product.
Example sentences
- “She used a coupon to get two dollars off the cereal.”
- “The coupon expires at the end of the month, so use it soon.”
Pronounced 'KOO-pon' or 'KYOO-pon'; both are accepted. 'Clip coupons' survives from the days of cutting them out of newspapers.