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Crossword clue for "EURO"

EURO: Currency whose name caused several linguistic problems for its users

Other crossword clues for answer "EURO"

EURO: Continental dollar starter; Disneyland opener?; Dollar lead-in; Dollar prefix; __ - Disney (French park); Continental currency; Disney prefix; Foreign currency, for short; New currency; Currency on the Continent; 7.5-gram coin; Currency of Latvia; Mark replacer; Synth-heavy genre, for short; Maltese money; Coin with a common and national side; Currency in recent crisis; Greek currency (Editor's Note: review clue in six months); Currency the U.K. refused to use, which I guess was a sign; Coin featuring Mozart; Currency whose symbol was inspired by the Greek epsilon; It's never been the capital of England (and it surely won't be now); Mark's replacement; Currency introduced in 1999; Mark's successor; Note from abroad; Coin with Mozart on it; Continental capital; Continental money; Dollar coin; Franc successor; It's highest note is 500; It's roughly $1.29; Mark alternative; Money spent on a backpacking trip, perhaps; Note with a classical architectural design; Note with architectural designs; It's made of cents; Kosovo currency; French cabbage; Prefix with market or dollars; Currency with eight different coins; Note with a national side; Note in Nuremberg; Tip of Spain?; Coin with Vitruvian Man on it; Continental comb. form; New-millennium money; Currency abroad; Modern-day money; Transatlantic currency; Cross-country currency; Continental payment; French or Italian bread?; Continental coin; Currency since 1999; French bread; Schilling successor; Coin on the Continent; Greek gelt; Coin with a national side; Coin introduced January 1st 2002; Recently introduced currency abroad; Continental prefix; French currency; French or Italian currency; EC monetary unit; EMU unit; Markka's replacement; It made its debut in 2002; Maltese coin; Replacement unit of 1999; 21st-century currency; Finnish currency; Guilder replacer; Coin with a brass border; The so-called "single currency"; Franc superseder; Continental cash; Coin with a Continental map; Mark replacement; It's not pegged to anything; Product of the Münze Österreich; Cad; The "Grexit" involves a potential abandonment of it; Major quadrennial soccer tournament, popularly; Major international quadrennial soccer tournament, informally; One version of it features a Maltese cross; Prefix with Disney; ___ Disney; Prefix for Disney or dollar; Currency common to Cornwall and Calais; Dollar rival; New currency of 1999; Denmark rejected it in September; Disney leader?; Post-mark currency; Prefix with dollar; Start for trash or Disney; Coin introduced on 1/1/99; It will replace the lira in 2002; Coin of the Continent; New money in the Old World; Drachma replacer; Multinational currency; Multinational moola; Prefix with Disney or dollar; Multinational money; This replaced 16-Across; Prefix with dollar or trash; New Old World money; New coin in the Old World; 100 cents; Continental tender; Drachma displacer; International money; Mark and franc replacer; Peseta replacer; Coin whose face depicts a continent; International bread; Coin in circulation since 2002; 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Italy's features an image of Leonardo da Vinci's "Vitruvian Man"; Mark successor; Peseta successor; Piece of French bread?; It's symbolized as; Note whose symbol is; Postmark?; Prefix with centrism; Bit of Irish green; Bit of bread for a Hamburger?; Nice piece of bread; Wallaroo; Kind of dollar; Continental exchange; Dollar starter; Foreign exchange; It's worth about a buck; New Berlin buck; New Continental currency; New dollar?; EEC dollar; Legal tender since 1999; Continental monetary unit; Money abroad; New money; Prefix with market; New coin on the Continent; New money abroad; Coin abroad; It helped eliminate some pounds; Milan money; Franc's successor; Widely used money; Dollar opening; Italian currency, currently; Buck, in Bordeaux; Franc replacer; Helsinki dough; Note first used on 1/1/2002; Prefix for dollar or Disney; Belgian bread; Cash on the Continent; Italian bread; Reunion Island money; Tender in France; Capital of Belgium; Capital of Italy?; See 10-Down; French franc successor; German bread; It replaced the Slovak koruna on 1/1/2009; Multinational official currency; Pisa dough?; Monetary unit of Cyprus; Prefix with bond or dollar; Slovenia capital; Spanish bread; Cannes cash; It replaced the franc; Shared currency; It replaced the punt in Ireland; Money in Milan; 16-Across replacer; Capital of Estonia; Cyprus currency; It replaced the French franc; Italian capital; Multinational coin; 100 cents, in Germany; Coin with 12 stars on its reverse side; Currency symbolized by; Franc replacement; Lira replacement; Peseta replacement; Vatican City coin; Coin named for a continent; German capital; It replaced the Cypriot pound; Milan moolah; Belgian capital; Currency for 19 countries; Money in Malta; Money in la banque; Spanish coin; Tipperary tip jar coin; Current Italian currency; Italian cabbage?; Paris currency; Prefix with vision; 21-year-old currency; Capital of Latvia; Costa del Sol coin; Currency for 19 states; Currency named for a continent; German mark successor; Italian money; Latvian capital; Capital of 118-Across; Catalan cash; Dutch guilder successor; Tip of the Alps?; Banque currency; Currency of 94-Across; Currency symbolized by EUR; Greek currency; Irish capital; Malta money; Spanish tender; Capital of 20 countries; Irish cheddar?; Vision prefix; Proposed multinational money unit; Bond or mart start; Common Market prefix; Mart start; Prefix for dollars or bond; Proposed currency; New currency in the Old World; Of a continent; Recently introduced currency; New currency unit; Old World prefix; Lira successor; Overseas currency; Coin of France; French money; It replaced the lira; Continental cabbage; Currency in Paris; Currency in Spain; Dutch coin; French cash; French coin; Helsinki coin; Italian currency; Large kangaroo; Money in Marseilles; Money in Spain; Austrian coin; Coin in Helsinki; Dublin dough; Money in Italy; Money in Madrid; Multi-nation currency; Successor of the 40 Down; You can buy one for about $1.30; 100 cents, in Spain; Coin since 2002; Dublin money; Money in France; Money in Spain and Italy; 100 cents, at times; Brussels bread; Monaco money; Italian coin; Coin debut of 2002; Madrid money; Maltese money since '08; Maltese moolah; Money since 2002; 100 cents, in some places; Capital of France?; French dough; Coin in Cannes; Marseilles money; New money for Estonia; 100 cents, in Cyprus; Coin from overseas; Coin in Spain; Cretan currency; Estonia's new money; Finnish coin; Money in Monaco; Multiple-country money; 100 cents, in Cork; 3 Down successor; 39 Down successor; Currency in Cannes; Money in Munich; Successor of the four long answers; Successor of the mark; 100 Spanish cents; 100 cents, sometimes; Latvia's new money; Money in Madrid and Milan; Portuguese money; Capital of Malta; Cash in Spain and France; Currency in Italy; Greek capital; Latvian lucre; Money in Cyprus; Second most traded world currency; 100 German cents; Change at Frankfurt; Currency in Germany; It costs a bit over a buck; Its 50 is getting a redesign in 2017; Lithuania's new coin; Money succeeding the mark; 100 cents, in certain lands; 5-to-500 banknote; Cash in France; Coin with national sides; Cretan money; Currency in France; Cyprus coin; Finnish money; Lithuanian adoption of 2015; Money in Spain and France; Peseta's replacement; Successor of the franc; 5-to-500 currency; Coin in France and Italy; It's a bit over a buck; Köln coin; Money in France and Spain; What followed the franc; Capital of Helsinki; Capital of Portugal; Coin in France; Currency of Belgium; Money in Portugal; Montenegro money; Tip of Italy; 100 cents, in Sicily; Coin in Italy; Coin in Spain or Italy; Coin of a gold-and-silver color; German currency; Money worth about $1.10; Setting for a portrait of Mozart, or Francis, or Felipe, . . .; 56 Across' currency; Certain 100 cents; Coin in France and Spain; D-Mark successor; German and French currency; Money in Italy and France; Coin in Spain or France; Coin of France and Spain; It followed the franc; It's worth more than a pound; Lisbon coin; Money in 19 Across; Money in Italy and Spain; Money in Spain or France; Coin featuring Francis; Coin in Rome; Currency of France; France's currency; Money in Italy or Spain; Money of France; Note with Latin, Greek and Cyrillic writing; What's a little more than a pound these days; Coin since 1/1/02; Coin that weighs 7.5 grams; Gold-and-silver coin; Bicolor coin; Castile currency; Coin featuring Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man; Coin with 12 stars on it; Overseas currency unit; Prefix with bank or dollar; Nil; Two-tone coin; Coin that's been around for more than half a decade; Escudo replacer; Prefix with bond or market; Coin featuring Benedict XVI; Coin featuring a Maltese cross; Australian kangaroo.; Combining form for a continent.; Continent: Comb. form.; A continent: Comb. form.; ___-American culture.; Combining form for continent.; Prefix for a continent.; Geographical prefix.; Of a continent: Prefix.; Relative of Afro; Gray kangaroo; ___-dollars; Kangaroo; Kind of dollars; 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Money in Slovenia; Prefix with bond or Disney; Trevi Fountain coin; Vienna coin; Berlin currency; Currency in Belgium; Currency in Helsinki; Currency in Milan; Currency in Montenegro; Lithuania currency; Portuguese currency; Prefix for "centrism"; Coin in Latvia; Coin in Lisbon or Leipzig; Crete currency; Currency in Greece; Currency in Lithuania; Currency in Luxembourg; Currency in Malta; Currency in Portugal; Italian 12-Across; Lead-in for "vision" or "zone"; Austrian currency; Coin in France or Germany; Coin in Madrid or Marseille; Coin in Paris; Currency in Estonia; Currency in France and Spain; Currency in Greece and Germany; Currency in Ireland; Currency in Madrid and Milan; Currency in Spain and Lithuania; Currency in Spain and Slovenia; Currency in Strasbourg; Currency in the Netherlands; Currency launched by 11 countries in 1999; Coin in Brussels or Berlin; Currency in Brussels; Currency in France and Finland; Currency in Italy and Ireland; Currency in Portugal and Spain; Currency in Rome and Paris; 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