PESO

PESO


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Word: peso
Phonetic: /ˈpɛsoʊ/
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A former unit of currency in Spain and Spain's colonies, worth 8 reales; the Spanish dollar.
The currency of various countries, including but not limited to Argentina, Chile, Mexico and the Philippines.


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Dough found in this puzzles four longest answers
.04635 pounds
100 centavos
100 centesimos
Baja bread
Baja buck
Baja buck?
Banco de Mexico concern
Banco de Mxico currency
Bit of dinero
Bit of Baja bread
Bit of Cuban bread?
Bit of Mexican bread
Bit of Monterrey jack?
Bit of Monterrey money
Bit of Pedros pocket change
Bit of bread in Baja?
Bit of change in Chile
Buck for a burrito
Buck in Buenos Aires
Cabo San Lucas cash
Cali coin
Cancun cash
Cancun coin
Cancun money
Cancn cash
Cancn coin
Cancn green
Cantina cash
Cantina coin
Capital of Chile
Capital of Colombia
Capital of Colombia?
Capital of Mexico
Capital of Uruguay
Cartagena coin
Cash in Cancun
Cash in Cancn
Cash in Valparaiso
Castros coin
Change for Jose
Change for a chimichanga
Change in Chihuahua
Change in Chile
Change in Cuba
Change in Mexico
Chihuahua cabbage
Chihuahua change
Chihuahua coin
Chihuahua currency
Chihuahua dough
Chihuahua scratch?
Chihuahua tender
Chihuahua tip?
Chilean bread
Chilean cash
Chilean change
Chilean coin
Chilean currency
Chilean mint product
Chilean money
Chilean moolah
Coin bearing a ring from the Aztec sun stone
Coin for Carlos Fuentes
Coin for Castro
Coin for Conchita
Coin from Chiapas
Coin in Acapulco
Coin in Cancun
Coin in Cancn
Coin in Merida
Coin of Chihuahua
Coin of Colombia
Coin of Cuba
Coin that says $1 on it
Coin with a $ sign
Coin with a profile of Jos Mara Morelos
Colima coin
Colombias currency
Colombian cash
Colombian coin
Colombian currency
Colombian currency unit
Colombian money
Cozumel cash
Cozumel coin
Cozumel currency
Cuban bread?
Cuban buck
Cuban cash
Cuban clam?
Cuban coin
Cuban currency
Cuban dough
Cuban monetary unit
Cuban money
Cuernavaca coin
Cuernavaca currency unit
Cuernavaca tip
Currency in Colombia
Currency in Columbia
Currency in Cuba
Currency of Chile
Currency of the Philippines
Currency symbolized by $
Currency whose symbol is $
Devalued currency
Dinero for Diego
Dinero of a sort
Dinero unit
Dominican capital
Dominican dinero
Dominican dollar
Dominican dough
Dough for a taco?
Durango coin
Durango dinero
Durango dough
Durango ducat
Eight reals
Foreign money
Goose egg
Guadalajara bread
Guadalajara currency
It may be in a Mexican pot
It pays in Puebla
It replaced the austral
It shows the head of Jos Morelos
Its Spanish for weight
Its flipped in Mexico
Its flipped in Monclova
Its tender in Chile
Its tender in Havana
Its tender in Tijuana
Item for a Mexican pot?
Item in a Chile pot?
Its symbol is $
Jack in Mexico?
Lorenzos loot
Manuels money
Matamoros money
Mazatlan money
Melon or cucumber
Mexicali money
Mexicali moola
Mexican bread
Mexican bread?
Mexican capital
Mexican cash
Mexican coin
Mexican currency
Mexican currency unit
Mexican dollar
Mexican dough
Mexican mint product
Mexican monetary unit
Mexican money
Mexican moola
Mexican moolah
Mexican unit of money
Mexico money
Miguels money
Monetary unit
Monetary unit of Mexico
Money across the border
Money for mariachis
Money in Mazatlan
Money in Mexico
Money in Monterrey
Money in Quezon City
Money of Mexico
Money south of the border
Monterrey jack?
Monterrey mazuma
Monterrey money
Montevideo money
Moolah in Mexico
Muchachas money
Nafta currency unit
North American capital
Not-so-powerful currency
Note from Nogales?
P.I. money
Paraguay currency
Peons pay
Philippine bread
Philippine coin
Philippine currency
Philippine money
Piece of Monterrey jack
Piece of eight
Place to see Jos Morelos
Predecessor of the boliviano
Price of chili in Chile?
Senors coin
Seors coin
Small change in Chihuahua
Small change in Chile
Sonora currency
Sonora simoleon
South of the border coin
South-of-the-border coin
South-of-the-border currency
South-of-the-border dough
South-of-the-border money
South-of-the-border simoleon
Spanish bread?
Spanish for weight
Spanish jack?
Tampico cash
Tampico tender
Tampico tip
Taqueria tip
Tender in Tijuana
Tender
The austral replaced it in 1985
Tijuana cash
Tijuana money
Tijuana tender
Tijuana tip
Tip of Tijuana
Tip of Tijuana?
Tip of the Yucatn peninsula?
Toluca coin
Tortilla dough?
Uruguay currency
Uruguayan coin
Uruguayan currency
Uruguayan money
Uruguayan unit
Veracruz change
Whats tender in Mexican restaurants?
Mexico's dollar.
Wherewithal in the Philippines.
Silver coin in Acapulco.
Silver coin of Manila.
About 42c in Uruguay.
Money in the Philippines.
About 39c in Uruguay.
Relative of the duro.
100 centavos in Cuba.
What Quirino spends.
A tip in Nogales.
Money in Durango.
Coin of Manila.
South of the Border money.
Coin of Argentina.
Money in Manila
Señor's coin.
Coin of the Philippines.
Coin of Puebla.
Coin-___
Coin in Manila.
Relative of a bolivar.
Spanish dollar.
Coin in Luzon.
Manila coin.
About 25 cents, in Luzon.
Luzon coin.
Coin of Chile.
Quezon coin.
Latin-American coin.
Dinero
Monetary unit?
Money in Taxco.
Centavo's senior
Money in Acapulco
Money in Sonora.
Coin of Mexico
Acapulco money
Senor's coin
Pablo's money
Spanish coin
Dollar, in Durango
Pedro's pittance
Mexican's wherewithal
Peon's pittance
Dinero item
A pittance in Quezon City
Mexican's pittance
Peon's mite
Item to spend in Acapulco
Colombian dollar
Manila money.
Manuel's dollar
A coin in Colombia
Filipino's coin
Aquino coin
Jalapa coin
Guadalajaran coin
Cuban's monetary unit
Monetary unit of Chile
Money in Matamoros
Eight reals, once
Cash in Cancún
It shows the head of José Morelos
Cancún coin
Place to see José Morelos
Coin in Cancún
Coin with a profile of José María Morelos
What's tender in Mexican restaurants?
Shekel : Israel :: ___ : Mexico
Currency unit whose symbol is $
Coin of many countries
Spanish weight.
Dollar : U.S. :: ___ : Cuba
Banco de México money
Dinar : Iraq :: ___ : Chile
Currency of Europe? Sorry!
Currency in The Grapes of Wrath
Latin American capital
Cancún cash
Cancún currency
Tender in Havana
Most-traded Latin American currency
Capital of Cuba
Mexican bar tender
Chile money
Small piece of eight initially forged, 17
Dough for a tortilla?
Cheese for a quesadilla?
Coin in Mexico
Moneda mexicana
Piece of a Manila folder?
Capital of three continents
Mexico City money
Argentine coin
Coin in Chihuahua
Money in Mexico or Chile
Coin in Tabasco
Mexicos unit of currency
Monetary unit in Chile and Cuba
The head of Juan Pablo Duarte is shown on this Dominican Republic 11-sided coin
Coin used in Chiapas that has a stylized image of the Ring of Splendor of the Sun Stone
Banco de Mexico coin
Dough from Montevideo
Córdoba : Nicaragua :: ___ : Cuba
Currency of eight countries (though not the country where it originated)
Philippine monetary unit
Capital of the Philippines
Currency whose first syllable sounds like what people do with currency
South American capital
USD : dollar :: MXN : ___
Currency of 25-Down
Currency in Chile
Coin used at iel centro comercial/i, perhaps
Normally
Pose dressed for not much money
Ones spent after exercise like this
Acapulco coin
Pedros dough
Money in Tijuana
Mexican money unit
Money, in Chile
Cuban bar tender
Money of Manila
Dough, in Seville
Currency in eight countries (though not in its country of origin)
Dominican currency
Filipino coin
Bread in Baja?
Currency whose name means weight
Pemex currency
Currency whose abbreviation is the source of the $ symbol, according to one theory
Currency in Europe’s obsolete
Currency of Mexico
Currency of Colombia
Coin once known as the "piece of eight"




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