Franc

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The primary unit of currency in Belgium, France, Luxembourg, and Monaco before the adoption of the euro. noun

Either of two ancient coins in France: one, of gold (the franc à cheval, the obverse being a horseman), first coined by John the Good in 1360; the other, of silver, by Henry III. in 1575. noun

A French silver coin and money of account which since 1795 has formed the unit of the French monetary system. noun

A silver coin of France, and since 1795 the unit of the French monetary system. It has been adopted by Belgium and Swizerland. In 1913 it was equivalent to about nineteen cents American, or ten pence British, and is divided into 100 centimes. noun

Former unit of currency of France, Belgium and Luxembourg, replaced by the euro. noun

Any of several units of currency, some of which are multi-national (West African CFA Franc (XOF), Central African CFA Franc (XAF), the Swiss Franc (CHF)) while others are national currencies. noun

The basic monetary unit in many countries; equal to 100 centimes noun

A former unit of currency of France, Belgium and Luxembourg, replaced by the euro.

Any of several units of currency, some of which are multi-national (West African CFA Franc (XOF), Central African CFA Franc (XAF), the Swiss franc (CHF)) while others are national currencies.

Words that are spelled similarly to franc:
franc, frank, frand, franz, frac, fran, frans, ranc, fianc, frang, branc, frane, fanc, frant, cranc, flanc, frana.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word franc:
centime, rappen, malbec, gamay, merlot, peseta, syrah, billon, cabernet, sangiovese, dirham, chardonnay, grenache, pinot, riesling, gris, devaluation, pegged, blanc, petit, banque, lira, dinar, livre, denominated, saar, currency, peso, vin, chf, krone, noir, banknote, coins, petite, minted, comoros, grapes, muscat, slovene, cayuga, wines, euro, grape, burundi, liechtenstein, hebrides, vines, circulate, loire, dollar, winery, ljubljana, ret, vineyard, coin, slovenian, bordeaux, nik, pound, banco, ros, monetary, wine, denomination, equatorial, tender, togo, swiss, varieties, par, rwanda, blend, cents, luxembourg, belgian, iso, nickel, notes, reyes, planted, madagascar, issued, inflation, rode, mali, sterling, slovenia, stamp, issuing, monaco, niagara, deutsche, valued, aluminium, french, congo, stamps, rate, introduced.

Words that rhyme with franc:
bank, rank, tank, blank, flank, frank, crank, dank, prank, plank, shank, thank, yank, blanc, spank, skank, lank, swank, hank, banc, crookshank, stank, drank, clank, outflank, riverbank, think tank, shrank, sank, gangplank, franck, brank, planck, piggy bank, slank, trank, manche, burbank, cloud bank, antitank, banque, chank, interbank, blood bank, leblanc, schrank, planche, fish tank, janke, mont blanc, food bank, bundesbank, jahnke, draw a blank, septic tank, mank, central bank, sauvignon blanc, left bank, federal reserve bank, montblanc, commercial bank, water tank, cruickshank, national bank, nonbank, pinot blanc, ranke, gas tank, schank, west bank, savings bank, citibank, merchant bank, state bank, coin bank, zank, coin blank, reserve bank, world bank, agent bank, blanke, franke, member bank, mutual savings bank, banke, industrial bank, storage tank, flag rank, military rank, army tank, sperm bank, francke, penny bank, right bank, full service bank, cruikshank, hanke, lead bank, endorsement in blank.

Adjectives that are often used to describe franc:
french, swiss, belgian, direct, last, single, ancy, frank, strong, worth, half, cabernet, malagasy, simple, comedie, congolese, extra, outspoken, forward, guileless, moroccan, five, malian, lan, metropolitan, african, unit, algerian, albanian, stable, weak, rwandan, war, est, undervalued, ten, symbolic, overseas, depreciated, dirty, palatial, marie, cent, anglo, fluctuating, nearest, hist, cheap, solitary, month, port, convertible, fifty, billion, thousand, currency, comorian, louis, langue, soc, unstable, proffered, sous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective franc:
piece, pieces, note, notes, tireurs, tireur, coin, bill, zone, maconnerie, coins, rate, fief, mafonnerie, bills, archers, fine, menu, comtois, dollar, loan, prize, nohain, fort, tip, taupin, shares, dinner, fee, devaluation, centimes, macon, archer, menus, parleur, indemnity, masons, magonnerie, chips, exchange, stamp, chip, comtoises, aises, share, suit, bet, mafons, debt, bonus, francs, tax, reward, comtoise, hat, parler, garde, bonds, subsidy, ticket, assignat, seats, deficit, dinners, maqonnerie, bond, allowance, advance, minimum, tickets, meal, tokens, pension, dowry, banknote, macons, germinal, payment, salary, magon, cloth, lunch, banknotes, denomination, credit, counter, republic.

Consonant match to franc:
frank, franck, frink, franke, francke, fronk.

Words that sound like franc:
frank, franc, franke, franck, francke, frink, fronk, frankie, franco, franks, frack, franky, frak, francs, franca, franko, francie, frac, franki, fank, fanc, franker, farang, franked, frank's, frang, firbank, freak, funk, fran, frock, flank, frag, fink, fram, frick, franny, freek, frannie, frech, freck, fring, fenc, franch, fricke, frec, funck, funke, finke, furring, frik, finck, fric, func, phreak, frahm, franek, freq, franger, frana, finc, frango, firring, fenk, faruq, franche, flanc, prank, crank, shrank, trank, krank, tranq, schrank, fralick, falc, falck, drank, fang, fac, flunk, fack, fak, farina, faq, flink, brank, branc, firk, fange, ferch, ferk, farine, ann frank, fanx, ferc, fnk, anne frank, fnc, fiac.