LIRA

LIRA


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Word: lira
Phonetic: /ˈlɪəɹə/
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The former currency of Israel, superseded by the sheqel.
The basic unit of currency in Turkey.
The currency of Lebanon (also pound), Syria (also pound), Jordan (also dinar)
The former currency of Italy, Malta, San Marino, Cyprus and the Vatican City, superseded by the euro


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MacNeil/___ (Italian Financial Show)
100 centesimi
100 kurus
100-centesimo unit
A Euro forerunner
A dollar will get plenty of this in Rome
Ankara cash
Ankara coin
Ankara dollar
Banca unit
Bit of Euromoney
Bit of Italian bread
Bit of Italian bread?
Bit of Livorno lucre
Bit of denaro
Bit of old Italian bread?
Bologna bread
Bologna buck
Bologna currency
Bologna money
Bread in Bologna?
Bygone Bologna bread
Bygone European capital
Calabria cash
Calabria currency
Campania coin
Capital of Italy
Capri cash
Capri coin
Capri currency
Cash in Capua
Cassino coin
Cassino currency
Cassino money
Catanzaro coin
Certain Euro forerunner
Certain forerunner of the euro
Change in Rome
Claudios cash
Coin collected by a numismatico
Coin depicting Kemal Atatuerk
Coin for Carlo
Coin in Calabria
Coin in Capri
Coin in Cyprus
Coin in Trevi Fountain
Coin in the Trevi
Coin in the Trevi Fountain
Coin no longer being minted
Coin no longer minted
Coin of Italia
Coin of Turkey
Coin replaced by the euro
Coin with the words REPVBBLICA ITALIANA
Como coin
Cremona cash
Cremona coin
Cremona currency
Currency in Capri
Currency of Capri
Currency on which Marconi appeared
Currency replaced by the euro
Currency scheduled to be replaced by the euro in 2002
Currency unit in Turkey
Dough for pizza
Dough for pizza?
Dough in Pisa
Euro forerunner
Euro preceder
Euro predecessor
European capital?
Florentine coin
Florentine currency
Foreign capital?
Foreign currency
Foreign currency of old
Former Italian bread
Former Italian coin
Former Italian currency
Former Italian exchange unit
Former Italian monetary unit
Former Italian money
Former Maltese currency
Former Milan money
Former Roman currency
Former Trevi fountain coin
Former Vatican City currency
Former Venetian coin
Former capital of Italy
Former capital of Italy?
Former cash on Capri
Former coin in the Trevi Fountain
Former coin of Cremona
Former coin of Italy
Former currency
Former currency of Vatican City
Former monetary unit of Italy
Former unit in Umbria
Franc : France :: ___ : Italy
Il cambio currency
Istanbul coin
Istanbul currency
Istanbul money
It ceases to be legal tender on Feb. 28
It equaled 100 kurus
It equals 100 kurus
It was replaced by the Euro
It was tender in Turin
Its spent in Istanbul
Its spent in Trent
Its tender in Turin
Its tender in Turkey
Italian bread
Italian bread thats toast?
Italian bread?
Italian buck
Italian cabbage
Italian cabbage?
Italian coin
Italian coin no longer minted
Italian currency
Italian currency before the euro
Italian currency replaced by the euro
Italian currency unit
Italian currency unit before 2002
Italian denomination
Italian dough
Italian exchange unit
Italian forerunner of the euro
Italian monetary unit
Italian money
Italian moola
Italys capital
Italys capital?
Italys former capital
Italys monetary unit
Italys unit of currency
Izmir moola
Livorno currency
Livorno lucre
Lucre
Malta money
Malta moola
Malta moolah
Maltas monetary unit
Maltese currency
Maltese currency replaced by the euro on January 1
Maltese monetary unit
Maltese monetary unit recently replaced by the euro
Maltese money
Maltese moola
Marcellos money
Messina money
Milan exchange unit
Milan money
Milan money unit
Milan moola
Milan moolah
Milanese money
Milanese moolah
Milano money
Milano moola
Milano moolah
Modena money
Monetary unit in Rome
Monetary unit of Italy
Monetary unit of Turkey
Money for Domingo
Money from Milan
Money in Ankara
Money in Italy or Turkey
Money in Milan
Money in Milano
Money in Venice
Money in the banca
Money replaced by the euro
Money unit in Italy
Money
Monza money
Moola in Malta
Moolah in Milan
Neapolitan bread
Obsolescent currency
Old Banca dItalia unit
Old Bologna bread
Old Cremona coin
Old European coin
Old Italian lettuce
Old Italian bread
Old Italian bread?
Old Italian cabbage?
Old Italian capital
Old Italian coin
Old Italian currency
Old Italian currency unit
Old Italian dough
Old Italian money
Old Milan money
Old Milanese money
Old Milano money
Old Pisa dough
Old Roman coin
Old Sicilian coin
Old Trevi toss-in
Old Vatican City monetary unit
Old bread
Old currency in Milan
Old money
Old money in Milan
Old money in the banca
Old money of Italy
Old money of Milan
Old money of Roma
Old money of Rome
One-time Italian coin
One-time Italian currency
One-time Naples currency
One-time Venetian coin
One-time change in Rome
One-time money in Milan
Onetime Italian bread
Outmoded money
Paolos pelf
Peseta : Spain :: ___ : Italy
Piece of old Italian bread
Pisa dough
Pisa money
Pisa pocket change
Pisa pocket money
Pisa pocket piece
Pisan coin
Popes dollar
Pound in Turkey
Pound of Turkey
Pound of Turkey?
Pre-euro coin
Pre-Euro currency
Pre-euro Italian currency
Pre-euro currency of Italy
Pre-euro money
Pre-euro unit
Roma moola
San Marino money
San Remo currency
Sicilian dough
Something the Euro replaced
Stale Italian bread?
Stale Pisa dough
The Euro is replacing it
The Euro trashed it
The euro replaced it
Throwaway at Trevi
Trevi Fountain coin
Trevi Fountain throw-in
Trevi coin
Trevi contribution
Trevi fountain toss
Trevi throw-in
Trevi toss
Trevi toss-in
Turkey bill
Turkey purchase of less than a dollar
Turkey tip?
Turkeys currency
Turkeys monetary unit
Turkish bread
Turkish bread?
Turkish coin
Turkish currency
Turkish currency unit
Turkish dough
Turkish monetary unit
Turkish money
Turkish money worth less than a rial
Turkish tender
Unit of money in Florence
Used to be 100 centesimi
Vatican City coin
Vatican City monetary unit
Vatican coin
Venetian coin
What can escape from a black hole
urkish bread
Worth about 1/600 of $1 in Rome.
Italy's monetary unit.
Money in 36 Down.
Coin of Italy.
The Turkish pound.
Money in 32 Across and 29 Down.
Money in 54 Down.
Money in Florence.
Turkish pound.
Lucre in Lucca.
Small change in Rome.
Turkish gold coin.
A tip in Naples.
Piece of foreign currency.
Money in Rome.
Possible coin in the fountain.
Relative of a franc.
Money in Bologna.
Foreign coin.
Gold coin of Turkey.
Coin of Bari.
100 piasters, in Turkey.
Silver coin of Italy.
Coin of 25 Down.
Money in Genoa.
Money unit on the Via del Corso.
Money for spumone.
Money in Naples.
European coin
Relative of the franc.
100 centisimi.
Coin in Amalfi.
100 piastres in Ankara.
About 11c in Turkey.
Livorno coin.
Israeli pound.
Hurdy-gurdy, Italian style.
European money.
Monetary unit?
Via Corso coin.
Coin in Istanbul.
Corso coin.
Coin of Ankara.
Money, in new Rome.
Bologna coin.
European currency.
Via Corso money.
Franc's cousin.
Coin on the Corso.
Coin of Calabria.
South European currency.
Money on the Corso.
Signore's money.
Money of Turin.
Money for Loren
Item for Trevi fountain
Money in Italy
Money in Salerno
Coin in Ankara
Money in Istanbul
Money in Bari.
Currency in Trieste
Money for Miss Lisi
Coin in Naples
Genoa money
Hurdy-gurdy
Calabrian coin
Syrian pound
Fountain of Trevi coin
Money in Modena.
Leghorn lucre
Currency for 65 Across
Trevi tidbit
Money in Torino
Gray coin in Genova
Naples coin
Item spent in Siena
Coin for a descendant of Columbus
Sicilian coin
It won't buy much in Torino
Coin of Capri
Venetian cash
Cuneo coin
In Turkey, 100 piasters
Coin in Cremona
Currency in Calabria
Lucre in Livorno
Arturo's change
Cambio coin
Monza moola
Firenze coin
Italian pelf
Coin of Italy or Turkey
Torino coin
Lombard money
Ankara money
Coin equaling 100 centesimi
Coin for Ponti
Italy's capital
It's tender in Turin
It's spent in Trent
Money in 31-Across
Pisa dough?
Coin in the Trevi Fountain, once
Bologna bread, once
Trevi coin, once
Money that's an anagram of 2-Down
Trevi Fountain throw-in, once
Old capital of 36-Across
Turkey's currency
Money in the banca, once
Old currency abbreviated L.
Currency superseded by the euro
Currency in Turkey
Tip of Italy, once?
Italian bread that's become toast?
Turkey bacon?
Currency unit equal to 100 kurus
Piece paid by Pisans for a piece of pizza, previously
Former Italian currency unit
Former unit of currency in Italy
A month back, penniless in old money
Italian money until 2002
Noncurrent currency of Italy
Constantinople coin
Capital of Turkey
Old Messina money
Italian bread thats no longer tender
Old Roman money
Italian cheese, once?
Currency in the 2018 Turkish debt crisis
Asia Minor capital
Pre-euro Italian money
Former money in Milan
Palermos euro predecessor
Pre-euro Italian coin
Money in Turkey.
One euro predecessor
Pre-Euro Milan money
A euro predecessor
Euro predecessor in Palermo
Coin beside the Bosporus
An 81 Across predecessor
Former Malta money
Colloquial name for the Lebanese currency which on May 10 was worth 1,507 per USD
Former Florence funds
Lebanese pound, in Arabic
Italy replaced it with the euro
Bread in Bologna, once
Pre-Euro Florentine coin
Italys former money
Bit of Turkish cash
Italian dough, once
Former money in Malta
Gradually approach field exercises wearing brace
Bishop's bottom producing low frequency sound
Money once bottled by Marilyn in recession
In Turkey, one is a bit of a pervert, it's said
Italian money, once
Money in Rome, once
Former money of Milan
Former money, for Mario
Old Italian bread?
Milano money, once
Milan money, once
Money in Milan, once
Milan money, formerly
Former Italian dough
Capri cabbage, once
Italian dough, formerly
Italian coin, once
Pisa dough, once
Former Pisa dough
Its no longer paid in Pisa
Tender in Turin
About 1/2000th of a euro, in 2002
Italian currency, once
Capri currency, once
Coin once tossed into 17 Across
Old Italian 39-Across
Old Italian 39-Across
Currency since the Ottoman Empire
Italys monetary unit, before the euro
Current coin with a crescent-star
Coin depicting Ataturk
Piece of pre-Euro Sammarinese currency
Italian bread thats now toast?
Coin with a star and crescent
Money for Marco
Currency depicting statesman Mufasa Kemal Atatürk
Currency depicting statesman Mustafa Kemal Atatürk




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