Crossword Clue: Five-centime coin
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Five-centime coin"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Five-centime coin"
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- --'wester (storm type)
- --'wester
- 1/20 of a franc, formerly
- 1/20 of an old franc
- 20th of a franc, once
- 5-centime piece.
- 5-centime piece
- ___ markee
- Ancient French coin
- ___'wester (rain hat)
- ___'wester (waterproof hat)
- ___'wester
- A pittance in Paris.
- A trifle
- Ala., Ga., Fla. et al.
- Almost worthless amount
- Almost-worthless French coin, once
- Almost worthless French coin
- Almost worthless money
- Franc fraction of yore
- Franc fraction
- Historic French coin of little value
- French coin
- French coin of old
- French coin of proverbial fame
- French coin of yore
- French currency
- Centime's cousin
- French monetary unit
- Bronze coin of old France
- It's almost nothing
- Bygone French coin
- Hasn't got a ___ (is poor)
- Five-centime coin
- Five-centime piece of old
- Five-centime piece
- Five centimes
- Five centimes, formerly
- Five centimes in old France
- Five centimes, once
- Calais coin
- Canadian penny, in Quebec
- Ex-French coin
- Exemplar of little worth
- Coin
- Coin for Jean Valjean
- Coin mentioned in "Les Miz"
- Coin of Gaul
- Coin of little value
- Coin of little worth
- Coin that symbolizes worthlessness
- Former coin of France
- Former franc fraction
- Former franc part
- Former French coin
- Former French franc fraction
- Former French penny
- Former low-value coin
- Insignificant amount
- Insignificant bit
- Insignificant thing
- Proverbial French coin
- Not worth a --
- Not worth a __
- Not worth a ___ (without value)
- Not worth a ___
- Not worth a ________
- Pittance, colloquially
- Pittance symbol
- Pittance
- March bigwig
- March master
- Very small amount of money
- Something of small value
- Paltry amount
- Paltry old coin
- Paltry quantity
- Paltry sum
- Trifle
- Trifling amount
- Trifling coin
- Trifling sum
- Parisian penny
- Without a ___ (broke)
- Without a ___ (penniless)
- Without a -- (broke)
- Without a -- (penniless)
- Without a -- (very poor)
- Without a(broke)
- Meaningless amount
- Measly amount
- Trivial amount
- Old bronze coin
- Old Cannes coin
- Old coin with three fleurs-de-lis on its back
- Old five-centime coin
- Old French cent
- Old French coin
- Napoleonic coin
- Mere pittance
- "Ready to relieve 'em of a ___ or two" ("Les Misérables" lyric)
- Nearly worthless amount
- Nearly worthless coin
- Nearly worthless old French coin
- Past Parisian pittance
- Negligible amount
- Low-value coin
- Minimal money
- Relative of a penny.
- One-twentieth of a franc, once
- One-twentieth of an old franc
- Niçoise nickel no longer
- Mixed drink with lemon or lime juice
- Money mentioned in "Les Miz"
- Piddling amount
- Not much at all
- Word before wester
- Sweet coin?
- Sans le ___ (broke: Fr.)
- Wee amount
- Symbol of worthlessness
- Thing of little value
- Worthless amount
- Worthless bit
- Worthless coin
- Worthless old coin
- Worthless thing
- Slightest bit of money
- Small amount
- Small bit of money
- Small coin
- Small French coin, once
- Small French coin
- Tiny amount
- Tiny bit
- Tiny French coin
- Unworthy coin
- Ten centimes, once
Recent Usage of Five-centime coin in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Five-centime coin" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Five-centime coin in their crossword puzzles recently:
- WSJ Daily - Nov. 19, 2015
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Aug. 1, 2008
