Crossword Clue: Currency whose name caused several linguistic problems for its users
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- 100-cent currency
- 100-cent unit, on the continent
- 100-cent unit
- 100 cents, abroad
- 100 cents, across the ocean
- 100 cents, at times
- 100 cents, for some
- 100 cents, in certain lands
- 100 cents, in Cork
- 100 cents, in Cyprus
- 100 cents, in Europe
- 100 cents, in France
- 100 cents, in Germany
- 100 cents, in Sicily
- 100 cents, in some places
- 100 cents, in Spain
- 100 cents, overseas
- 100 cents, perhaps
- 100 cents, somewhere
- 100 cents
- 100 German cents
- 100 Spanish cents
- 15-year-old international currency
- 1999 currency debut
- 21-year-old currency
- 21st-century currency
- 5-to-500 banknote
- 5-to-500 currency
- ___ Disney
- ___ Disney (earlier name of Disneyland Paris)
- ___ Disney (former name of Disneyland Paris)
- ___ Disney Resort (original name of Disneyland Paris)
- ___-dollars
- ____ -Disney
- ____-Disney
- ____ Disney
- ____ dollar
- ____ dollars
- Basic monetary unit for 19 countries
- A buck abroad
- A buck, in places
- A dollar, in some places
- A kangaroo
- About $1.5, right now
- Belgian bread
- Belgian capital
- Belgian coin
- Bicolor coin
- Bicolored coin
- Aussie kangaroo
- Austrian coin
- Bit of Greek cabbage?
- Bologna bread?
- Bologna buck
- Bond or market start
- Bond or mart start
- Alternative to a pound
- Dublin dough
- Dublin money
- Franc exchange
- Franc follower, in France
- Franc replacement
- Franc replacer
- Franc successor
- Franc superseder
- Franc's follower
- Franc's replacement
- Franc's replacer
- Franc's successor
- International bread
- International coin
- International currency introduced in 2002
- International currency unit
- International currency whose symbol is €
- International currency
- International monetary unit
- International money
- Commercial lead-in to pass
- Dutch guilder's replacement
- Dutch or Spanish coin
- Common currency unit
- Common currency
- Gray kangaroo
- French bread?
- French bread
- French cabbage
- French cash
- French coin
- French currency
- French dough
- French franc successor
- French money, now
- French money
- French or German currency
- French or Italian bread
- French or Italian bread?
- French or Italian coin
- Greece note
- Greek capital
- Greek coin
- Greek currency (Editor's Note: review clue in six months)
- Greek currency
- Greek drachma's successor
- Greek gratuity, perhaps
- Companion of Afro-
- Certain coin
- Certain currency
- Ireland's features a Celtic harp design
- Ireland's features a depiction of a harp
- Certain dollar
- Irish bill
- Irish coin
- Irish money
- Irish pound successor
- Irish pound's replacement
- Bratislavan currency
- Bread common to many countries
- Bread for a Bologna sandwich?
- Brescia bill
- ECM monetary unit
- Change at Frankfurt
- Change for Chirac
- Concerning Europe
- Change in the European Union?
- Denmark doesn't use it
- Denmark dough
- Denoting Europe
- It costs a bit over a buck
- Guilder replacer
- Guilder's replacement
- Guilder's successor
- It entered circulation in 2002
- It equals 100 cents
- It gets more bang than the buck
- It has paper denominations from 5 to 500
- It helped eliminate some pounds
- It made its debut in 2002
- It may be before dollar or market
- Element of change, overseas
- Contemporary coin
- Continental capital?
- Continental capital
- Continental cash
- Continental coin
- Continental currency since 2002
- Continental currency unit
- Continental currency
- Continental "dollar"
- Continental dollar
- Continental dough
- Continental exchange
- Continental monetary unit
- Continental money unit
- Continental money
- Continental payment
- Continental prefix
- Continental tender
- Continentalcash
- Brussels bread
- Buck abroad
- Buck in Bordeaux
- Buck, in Bordeaux
- Buck in Europe
- Buck in the news
- Buck overseas?
- It replaced the Belgian franc
- It replaced the Cypriot pound
- It replaced the drachma
- It replaced the Estonian kroon
- It replaced the franc and mark
- It replaced the franc
- It replaced the French franc
- It replaced the Italian lira and Spanish peseta
- It replaced the lira in 2002
- It replaced the lira
- It replaced the mark
- It replaced the punt in Ireland
- It replaced the Slovak koruna on 1/1/2009
- Hamburger's bread?
- Italian bread?
- Italian bread
- Italian cabbage?
- Italian capital
- Italian coin
- Italian currency
- Italian currency, currently
- Italian dough?
- Italian lira replacement
- Italian money since 2002
- Italian money that replaced the lira
- Italian money, today ...
- Italian money
- Cordoba cash
- Finnish coin
- Finnish currency
- Finnish money
- Italy's features an image of Leonardo da Vinci's "Vitruvian Man"
- Italy's features Leonardo's Vitruvian Man
- Its 50 is getting a redesign in 2017
- It's a bit over a buck
- It's a little less than a pound
- It's about a buck
- Its banknotes are made of cotton fiber
- German bread
- German cabbage?
- German capital
- German coin
- German currency
- German dollar
- German mark replacement
- German mark's replacement
- It's highest note is 500
- It's made of cents
- Disney opener
- Disney prefix
- It's replacing the lira
- It's roughly $1.29
- It's somewhat less than a pound
- Its symbol looks like an equal sign through a C
- Its symbol resembles a C with two lines across the center
- Its symbol was inspired by the epsilon
- Calais currency
- It's used by some who miss the mark?
- It's worth 100 cents
- It's worth a little more than a dollar
- It's worth about a dollar
- It's worth around a dollar
- Jack for Jacques?
- Escudo replacer
- Estonian currency as of Jan. 1, 2011
- Estonian currency, as of January 1, 2011
- Estonia's new money
- Cretan currency
- Cretan money
- Crete coin
- EU currency
- EU money
- European currency unit
- European currency
- Eurozone currency
- Canary Islands currency
- Focus of the central bank in Frankfurt
- Cannes cash
- Cannes coin
- Cannes currency
- Cannes tender
- Dollar, abroad
- Dollar coin
- Dollar competitor
- Dollar counterpart
- Dollar, elsewhere
- Dollar in Germany
- Dollar, in some places
- Dollar opening
- Dollar overseas
- Dollar prefix
- Dollar relative
- Dollar rival
- Dollar, somewhere
- Dollar, to some
- Dollar's counterpart in Spain and France
- Capital of 19 countries
- Capital of Belgium
- Capital of Estonia
- Capital of France?
- Capital of France
- Capital of Germany?
- Capital of Helsinki
- Capital of Italy
- Capital of Italy?
- Capital of Latvia?
- Capital of Latvia
- Capital of Malta
- Capital of multiple countries
- Capital of Portugal
- Helsinki dough
- Dough in Dusseldorf
- Dough used by Italian bakers
- Currency abroad
- Currency accepted at the Louvre gift shop
- Currency across the Pond
- Currency created through the Maastricht Treaty
- Currency currently used by 24 countries
- Currency currently used by 26 countries
- Currency established by the Maastricht Treaty
- Currency for 19 countries
- Currency for many Member States
- Currency foreign to the U.S.
- Currency in Cannes
- Currency in Cologne
- Currency in crisis
- Currency in Cyprus
- Currency in France and Finland
- Currency in France and Spain
- Currency in France
- Currency in Germany (and many other countries on the same continent)
- Currency in Germany
- Currency in Helsinki
- Currency in Italy
- Currency in Latvia
- Currency in Milan
- Currency in Montenegro
- Currency in Portugal
- Currency in Spain, France, and Germany
- Currency introduced in 1999
- Currency named after a continent
- Currency named for a continent
- Currency of 19 nations
- Currency of Austria and Germany
- Currency of Belgium
- Currency of Cannes and Cologne
- Currency of Cannes, Córdoba and Cologne
- Currency of France and Germany
- Currency of France and Ireland
- Currency of France or Italy
- Currency of France, Spain, and Italy
- Currency of Germany and Portugal
- Currency of Germany or Greece
- Currency of Germany
- Currency of Greece and France
- Currency of Ireland and Finland
- Currency of Ireland and France
- Currency of Ireland and Italy
- Currency of Italy and Ireland
- Currency of Italy or France
- Currency of Slovakia and Slovenia
- Currency of Spain and Portugal
- Currency on the Continent
- Currency or dollar leader
- Currency recently in crisis
- Currency replacing the mark, franc, lira, etc.
- Currency roughly equal to the dollar
- Currency shared by 18 countries, including Spain and Greece
- Currency signified as
- Currency since 1999
- Currency symbolized by
- Currency that replaced the drachma
- Currency that replaced the French franc and German mark
- Currency that replaced the French franc and the Italian lira
- Currency that replaced the French franc, the Spanish peseta, the Italian lira, and 15 others
- Currency that replaced the Spanish peseta and the Italian lira
- Currency that represents
- Currency that's used by most of one continent
- Foreign currency
- Foreign exchange
- Currency unit worth a little more than a dollar
- Currency used in France and Germany
- Currency used in France
- Currency used in Germany and France
- Currency used in Latvia, Lithuania, and more than 20 other countries
- Currency used in Portugal
- Currency used in Spain and Germany
- Currency used in Spain and Italy
- Foreign exchange unit
- Currency used in the continent that shares its first four letters
- Currency whose name caused several linguistic problems for its users
- Currency with a 20-cent coin
- Currency with a "zone"
- Currency with eight different coins
- Currency worth a little over a dollar
- Currency worth about $1.10
- Foreign money
- Current Continental currency
- Current currency, for many
- Current currency
- Current Italian currency
- Coin across the Atlantic
- Coin debut of 2002
- Coin depicting a harp, perhaps
- Coin featuring a Maltese cross
- Coin featuring Benedict XVI
- Coin featuring Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man
- Coin from overseas
- Coin in Cannes
- Coin in circulation since 2002
- Coin in Cologne
- Coin in France and Italy
- Coin in France
- Coin in Italy
- Coin in Köln
- Coin in Spain or Italy
- Coin in Spain
- Coin in the Trevi Fountain
- Coin introduced in 2002
- Coin introduced on 1/1/99
- Coin issued in 2002
- Coin named for a continent
- Coin of a gold-and-silver color
- Coin of France or Spain
- Coin of Germany and Greece
- Coin of Italy or Spain
- Coin of many countries
- Coin of the Continent
- Coin on the Continent
- Coin released 1/1/02
- Coin since 2002
- Coin spent in Spain
- Coin that debuted in 2002
- Coin that debuted on 1/1/02
- Coin that debuted on Jan 1, 2002
- Coin that equals 100 cents
- Coin that replaced the lira and the franc
- Coin that's been around for more than half a decade
- Coin that's been legal tender since New Year's Day in 2002
- Coin used in Italy and France
- Coin whose face depicts a continent
- Coin whose front varies by country
- Coin whose one side depicts a continent
- Coin with 12 stars on both the front and back
- Coin with 12 stars on it
- Coin with 12 stars on its reverse side
- Coin with 12 stars on one side
- Coin with a brass border
- Coin with a Continental map
- Coin with a da Vinci drawing
- Coin with a gold-colored outer ring
- Coin with a map on its back
- Coin with a map on its reverse
- Coin with a map on one side
- Coin with a map on the front
- Coin with a map
- Coin with a national side
- Coin with Mozart on it
- Coin with national sides
- Coin with twelve stars on each side
- Coin with twelve stars
- Drachma displacer
- Drachma replacement
- Drachma replacer
- Drachma successor
- Drachma's replacement
- Drachma's successor
- Cypriot's coin or bill
- Cyprus coin
- Cyprus currency
- Cash in France
- Cash in Spain and France
- Cash in Spain or France
- Cash on the Continent
- Cologne coin
- Cologne currency
- Castile currency
- Combining form for a continent
- Kangaroo
- Karaoke gear
- Malta adopted it in 2008
- Malta money
- Malta's currency
- Maltese coin
- Maltese dough
- Maltese lira replacement
- Maltese money since '08
- Maltese money
- Maltese moolah
- Note across the ocean?
- Note first used on 1/1/2002
- Note from abroad
- Note from France?
- Note used in Naples
- Note with a classical architectural design
- Note with a national face
- Note with architectural designs
- Pisa dough?
- Most-traded currency after the dollar
- Vatican City capital
- Vatican City coin
- Vatican City currency
- Setting for a portrait of Mozart, or Francis, or Felipe, . . .
- Kind of bond
- Kind of bonds or dollars
- Overseas capital
- Overseas coin
- Overseas currency since 2002
- Overseas currency unit
- Overseas currency
- Overseas dollar
- Overseas exchange
- Overseas money
- Overseas union unit
- Kind of dollar
- Kind of dollars
- Shared currency unit
- Shared currency
- Mark alternative
- Mark and franc replacer
- Mark and franc's replacement
- Widely used currency
- Mark remover?
- Mark replacement
- Mark replacer
- Mark successor
- Mark supplanter
- Kind of market
- Market opener?
- Markka supplanter
- Markka's replacement
- Mark's follower
- Mark's replacement?
- Mark's replacement, e.g.
- Mark's replacement
- Mark's successor in 2002
- Mark's successor
- Marseilles money
- Vienna coin
- Marsupial
- Multi-country dough
- Roman metro fare
- Multi-nation currency
- Multi-national currency
- Multination money
- Multinational coin
- Multinational currency introduced in 2002
- Multinational currency since 2002
- Multinational currency
- Multinational form of currency
- Multinational monetary unit
- Multinational money
- Multinational official currency
- Multiple-country money
- Transnational currency
- Of a continent: Prefix
- Of the European continent
- Successor of the four long answers
- Successor of the franc
- Successor of the mark and markka
- Successor of the mark
- Successor to the mark and franc
- Trevi Fountain coin
- Köln coin
- Kosovo currency
- Official currency of Germany and Italy
- Official currency of Greece and Germany
- Official currency of Vatican City
- Kroon's replacement
- Paris currency
- Paris payment
- Parisian currency
- The so-called "single currency"
- Lira replacement
- Lira replacer
- Lira successor
- Lira's replacement
- Lira's successor
- The symbol for it on a Mac is made by typing Option-Shift-2
- Wallaroo
- Lithuanian adoption of 2015
- Lithuania's new coin
- Mediterranean currency, e.g.
- Lament
- Menton money
- Large kangaroo
- Portuguese money
- One dollar, in some places
- Post-lira currency
- Post-mark currency
- Post-mark tender
- Post-mark unit
- One featuring a Maltese cross
- Post-peseta currency
- Latvian capital
- Latvian currency
- Latvian lucre
- Latvia's new money
- Recent change in change
- New circulator of 2002
- New coin in the Old World
- New coin of 2002
- New coin
- New currency
- New currency abroad
- New currency in the Old World
- New currency on the Continent
- New exchange
- Milan money, e.g.
- Milan money
- Milan moolah
- Lead-in to pop or pass
- Lead-in to zone
- Reddish-gray kangaroo
- New money
- New money for Estonia
- New money in '99
- New money in the Old World
- New money on the Continent
- New money?
- New Old World money
- Newish money on the Continent
- Newish money
- Newly coined coin
- Newly minted money
- Prefix for "centrism"
- Prefix for Disney
- Prefix for dollar
- Prefix for dollar or Disney
- Prefix for "dollar"
- Prefix for dollars
- Prefix with bank or dollar
- Prefix with bond
- Prefix with ''bond'' or ''dollar''
- Prefix with bond or dollar
- Prefix with bond or market
- Prefix with centric
- Prefix with Disney or dollar
- Prefix with Disney
- Prefix with ''dollar''
- Prefix with dollar or trash
- Prefix with dollar
- Prefix with dollars or trash
- Prefix with dollars
- Prefix with market
- Prefix with pop or zone
- Prefix with pop
- Prefix with skeptic
- Prefix with "trash"
- Prefix with trash and Disney
- Prefix with trash
- Prefix with vision or Disney
- Prefix with vision
- Prefix with zone and skeptic
- Prefix with zone or pop
- Prefix with zone or trash
- Prefix with zone
- Legal tender since 1999
- Nil
- Modern coin
- Modern-day coin
- Modern-day money
- Madrid money
- Replacement for the franc and mark
- Replacement for the mark and franc
- Replacement for the mark, franc and lira
- Replacement unit of 1999
- Replacer of the franc
- Modern money
- Modern Old World money
- Peseta replacement
- Peseta replacer
- Peseta successor
- Peseta's replacement
- Modern prefix with skeptic
- Monaco money, e.g.
- Monaco money
- Monetary unit
- Monetary unit in France and Germany
- Monetary unit in Ireland
- Monetary unit in Spain and France
- Monetary unit introduced in 1999
- Monetary unit of Cyprus
- Monetary unit of France
- Monetary unit of Slovenia
- Monetary unit since 1999
- Monetary unit since Jan. 1, 1999
- Money abroad
- Money at a casa de cambio
- Money in Cyprus
- Money in France and Spain
- Money in France
- Money in Italy or France
- Money in Italy, these days
- Money in Italy
- Money in la banque
- Money in Madrid and Milan
- Money in Madrid
- Money in Malta
- Money, in many languages
- Money, in Milan
- Money in Milan
- Money in Monaco
- Money in Montenegro
- Money in Munich
- Money in Portugal
- Money in Slovenia
- Money in Spain and Italy
- Money in Spain
- Money in the making
- Money in wide circulation
- Money of many
- Money of the Continent
- Money on the Continent
- Money since 2002
- Money spent on a backpacking trip, perhaps
- Money succeeding the mark
- Money used by about two dozen countries
- Money worth about $1.10
- Montenegro money
- Moolah in Malta
- Reunion Island money
- Not exactly old money
- Piece of French bread?
- Word before Disney, once
- Word form before dollar or mart
- Spain's peseta successor
- Spanish bread
- Spanish coin
- Spanish currency unit
- Spanish currency
- Spanish or French coin
- Word that can precede the first parts of this puzzle's theme answers
- Speculator's target
- Two-tone coin
- Type of dollar
- Symbol gotten by typing Ctrl+Alt+E, in Microsoft Word
- Symbol gotten by typing Option+Shift+2
- Schilling replacement in 2002
- Schilling successor
- What followed the franc
- What has made some people miss the mark?
- Unit of currency in Germany
- Slovak coin
- Slovakian currency
- Slovenia adopted it in 2007
- Slovenia capital
- Slovenian coin
- Start for dollar or Disney
- Second-most traded currency (after the US dollar)
- Second-most traded currency worldwide
- Second most traded world currency
- You can buy one for about $1.30
- Start to pop?
- You can spend it in many places
- Tip of France?
- Tip of Italy?
- Tip of Italy
- Tipperary tip jar coin
- Tender in France
- Tender on the Continent
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