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___ - Disney (French park), 4 letters
___ Disney Resort (original name of Disneyland Paris), 4 letters
___ Disney S.C.A. (owner of Disneyland Resort Paris), 4 letters
Once Upon an American Dream: The Story of ___ Disneyland, 4 letters
100 cents, at times, 4 letters
100 cents, in Cyprus, 4 letters
100 cents, in France, 4 letters
100 cents, in some places, 4 letters
100 cents, in Spain, 4 letters
100 cents, overseas, 4 letters
100-cent unit, on the continent, 4 letters
21st-century currency, 4 letters
About $1.5, right now, 4 letters
About 9/10ths of a pound, 4 letters
Bit of Greek cabbage?, 4 letters
Bond or market start, 4 letters
Bratislavan currency, 4 letters
Capital idea of 1992, 4 letters
Capital of Germany?, 4 letters
Cash on the Continent, 4 letters
Change in the European Union?, 4 letters
Coin across the Atlantic, 4 letters
Coin debuting on 1/1/02, 4 letters
Coin featuring a Maltese cross, 4 letters
Coin featuring Benedict XVI, 4 letters
Coin featuring Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man, 4 letters
Coin in circulation since 2002, 4 letters
Coin introduced in 2002, 4 letters
Coin introduced January 1st 2002, 4 letters
Coin introduced on 1/1/99, 4 letters
Coin of the Continent, 4 letters
Coin released 1/1/02, 4 letters
Coin that debuted in 2002, 4 letters
Coin that debuted on 1/1/02, 4 letters
Coin that debuted on Jan 1, 2002, 4 letters
Coin that weighs 7.5 grams, 4 letters
Coin that's been around for more than half a decade, 4 letters
Coin whose face depicts a continent, 4 letters
Coin whose one side depicts a continent, 4 letters
Coin with 12 stars on both the front and back, 4 letters
Coin with 12 stars on it, 4 letters
Coin with a map on its back, 4 letters
Coin with a map on the front, 4 letters
Coin with a national side, 4 letters
Coin with twelve stars, 4 letters
Common currency overseas, 4 letters
Common Market money, 4 letters
Common Market prefix, 4 letters
Continental cabbage, 4 letters
Continental capital, 4 letters
Continental comb. form, 4 letters
Continental currency, 4 letters
Continental currency unit, 4 letters
Continental dollar starter, 4 letters
Continental monetary unit, 4 letters
Continental money unit, 4 letters
Continental payment, 4 letters
Cross-country currency, 4 letters
Currency common to Cornwall and Calais, 4 letters
Currency created through the Maastricht Treaty, 4 letters
Currency established by the Maastricht Treaty, 4 letters
Currency in Cologne, 4 letters
Currency in the news, 4 letters
Currency introduced in 1999, 4 letters
Currency named for a continent, 4 letters
Currency of Germany, 4 letters
Currency on the Continent, 4 letters
Currency or dollar leader, 4 letters
Currency or dollar prefix, 4 letters
Currency replacing the lira, franc et al., 4 letters
Currency replacing the mark, franc, lira, etc., 4 letters
Currency roughly equal to the dollar, 4 letters
Currency since 1999, 4 letters
Currency that replaced the drachma, 4 letters
Currency used in Vatican City, 4 letters
Currency whose name caused several linguistic problems for its users, 4 letters
Currency worth a little over a dollar, 4 letters
Current Continental currency, 4 letters
Current currency, for many, 4 letters
Denmark rejected it in September, 4 letters
Deutsche mark successor, 4 letters
Dough in Dusseldorf, 4 letters
Drachma's replacement, 4 letters
Estonia's new money, 4 letters
Estonian currency as of Jan. 1, 2011, 4 letters
Foreign currency, for short, 4 letters
Foreign exchange unit, 4 letters
French franc successor, 4 letters
French or Italian bread?, 4 letters
French or Italian currency, 4 letters
Gold-and-silver coin, 4 letters
Guilder's replacement, 4 letters
International bread, 4 letters
International money, 4 letters
It entered circulation in 2002, 4 letters
It equals 100 cents, 4 letters
It gets more bang than the buck, 4 letters
It has 12 stars on each side, 4 letters
It helped eliminate some pounds, 4 letters
It made its debut in 2002, 4 letters
It may be before dollar or market, 4 letters
It replaced the Belgian franc, 4 letters
It replaced the drachma, 4 letters
It replaced the franc, 4 letters
It replaced the lira, 4 letters
It replaced the lira in 2002, 4 letters
It replaced the mark, 4 letters
It replaced the punt in Ireland, 4 letters
It replaced the Slovak koruna on 1/1/2009, 4 letters
It will replace the lira in 2002, 4 letters
It's replacing the lira, 4 letters
It's replacing the pound and the mark, 4 letters
It's somewhat less than a pound, 4 letters
It's used by some who miss the mark?, 4 letters
It's worth 100 cents, 4 letters
It's worth about a buck, 4 letters
It's worth about a dollar, 4 letters
It's worth around a dollar, 4 letters
Italian currency, currently, 4 letters
Its symbol looks like an equal sign through a C, 4 letters
Its value is sagging despite intervention from top bankers, 4 letters
Lead-in to dollars or Disney, 4 letters
Legal tender since 1999, 4 letters
Maltese money since '08, 4 letters
Mark and franc replacer, 4 letters
Mark's 2002 successor, 4 letters
Mark's replacement, e.g., 4 letters
The basic monetary unit of most members of the European Union (introduced in 1999), 4 letters
Currency union since 1999, 8 letters
Thomas Huxley or August Weismann?, 13 letters
Certain debt certificate, 8 letters
Intercontinental investment, 8 letters
International investment of a sort, 8 letters
Small change in Spain, 8 letters
Like Mercator's map, 11 letters
Multinational currency with a common reverse side, 8 letters
Big name in Continental chopper production, 10 letters
*Paris resort operator, 10 letters
1992 resort opening, 10 letters
Much-anticipated Paris debut of 1992, 10 letters
Paris amusement resort, formerly, 10 letters
Foreign bank deposit, 10 letters
International monetary unit, 10 letters
Overseas deposit unit, 10 letters
Swiss bank account deposit, perhaps, 10 letters
How boxers are compared, in modern-day Ireland?, 11 letters
Continental comment to Charlie Brown?, 11 letters
Spanish dictator, in modern-day France?, 13 letters
Specialist who's paid in continental currency?, 10 letters
Overseas monetary system, 10 letters
Overseas trade center, 10 letters
Continental free trade consortium established in 1958, 8 letters
Economic association since 1957, 8 letters
'66-'74 Lotus two-seat coupe, 6 letters
1991 last of a Lars von Trier trilogy, 6 letters
Beauty abducted by Zeus, 6 letters
Bright satellite of Jupiter, 6 letters
Galileo discovery of 1610, 6 letters
Germany's continent, to Germans, 6 letters
Goddess for whom a continent is named, 6 letters
Icy moon of Jupiter, 6 letters
Icy satellite of Jupiter, 6 letters
Large moon of Jupiter, 6 letters
Large satellite of Jupiter, 6 letters
Moon named for a Phoenician, not a continent, 6 letters
Mother of King Minos, 6 letters
Mother of Minos, in mythology, 6 letters
O, a pure woman of Greek myth, 6 letters
One of Jupiter's moons, 6 letters
One of seven, to many people there, 6 letters
Princess whom Zeus carried off to Crete, 6 letters
Satellite of Jupiter, 6 letters
She was abducted by Zeus in the form of a bull, 6 letters
Smallest Galilean satellite, 6 letters
The 4th largest of Jupiter's satellites, 6 letters
Covered with a smooth shell of frozen water, 6 letters
Musical tribute to new money?, 9 letters
1991 Holocaust film, 12 letters
...while traveling here, 6 letters
A specter is haunting ___ (Engels), 6 letters
A spectre is haunting ___ (Marx and Engels), 6 letters
The Final Countdown band, 6 letters
When Paris sneezes, ___ catches cold, 6 letters
2002 Ryder Cup winner, 6 letters
About 2% of the Earth's surface, 6 letters
Area in a grand tour, 6 letters
Bulgaria, Spain, etc., 6 letters
Cologne's continent, 6 letters
Eisenhower's Crusade in ___, 6 letters
Germany, Italy, etc., 6 letters
Gibraltar to Lapland, 6 letters
Grand Tour continent, 6 letters
Home to more than 700 million people, 6 letters
Iberian Peninsula locale, 6 letters
Iron Curtain setting, 6 letters
It covers 2% of the earth's surface, 6 letters
It was divided by the Iron Curtain, 6 letters
It's across the big pond, 6 letters
It's West of the Urals, 6 letters
It's worth five bonus armies in Risk, 6 letters
Its flag is blue with gold stars, 6 letters
Jet-setter's destination, 6 letters
Jura Mountains locale, 6 letters
Land on the Mediterranean, 6 letters
Land south of the Barents Sea, 6 letters
Land west of the Urals, 6 letters
Low Countries locale, 6 letters
One in an international septet, 6 letters
One of a familiar septet, 6 letters
One of the five Olympic rings, 6 letters
One place where soccer is football, 6 letters
One side of the pond, 6 letters
One side of the Urals, 6 letters
Part of the Old World, 6 letters
Place football is played, 6 letters
Poles are found in it, 6 letters
Poles are found there, 6 letters
Region recognized by Herodotus, 6 letters
Renaissance setting, 6 letters
Risk conquest, maybe, 6 letters
Second smallest continent, 6 letters
Second smallest of seven, 6 letters
Setting of the board game Diplomacy, 6 letters
Soccer is football there, 6 letters
Stomping ground of Rick Steves, 6 letters
Swedish group who had hits with Carrie and The Final Countdown, 6 letters
The blue countries, in Risk, 6 letters
The other side of the Urals, 6 letters
Where the holm oak is native, 6 letters
Where the Renaissance took place, 6 letters
Where the Rhine flows, 6 letters
Where to find a piece of Turkey, 6 letters
Where to spot Czechs?, 6 letters
Worldly septet member, 6 letters
The British use `Europe' to refer to all of the continent except the British Isles, 6 letters
The 2nd smallest continent (actually a vast peninsula of Eurasia), 6 letters
The nations of the European continent collectively, 6 letters
Belgian or Spaniard, 8 letters
Frenchman or Swede, e.g., 8 letters
From Italy, Spain, France et al., 8 letters
Like 47 world capitals, 8 letters
Like some vacations, 8 letters
Viennese or Salzburger, 8 letters
West-of-the-Urals denizen, 8 letters
A native or inhabitant of Europe, 8 letters
Oslo or Bern, e.g., 15 letters
Sargasso Sea spawner from the east, 11 letters
Texas town transplanted across the pond?, 13 letters
Spaniards and Poles, 9 letters
Area of W.W. II fighting, 15 letters
It included the Eastern and Western fronts, 15 letters
Continental salve?, 15 letters
Music of Abba or Roxette, 7 letters
Musical genre of Abba and the Spice Girls, 7 letters
Serge Gainsbourg's style, 7 letters
Some breezy Top 40 songs, 7 letters
Style of Roxette and the Spice Girls, 7 letters
Bucks across the pond, 5 letters
Capital of more than 15 states, 5 letters
Cash for Carreras and Kraftwerk, 5 letters
Cash from the Continent, 5 letters
Cash in much of the continent, 5 letters
Change at De Gaulle Airport, 5 letters
Change at the Louvre?, 5 letters
Circulating coins since 2002, 5 letters
Coins featuring a map on the front, 5 letters
Coins featuring Pope Benedict XVI, 5 letters
Coins in France and Spain, 5 letters
Coins of the Continent, 5 letters
Coins with a common side and a national side, 5 letters
Common Market money, 5 letters
Continental banknotes, 5 letters
Continental capital, 5 letters
Continental circulators, 5 letters
Continental currency, 5 letters
Continental dollars, 5 letters
Continental monetary units, 5 letters
Currency for some bumming-around journeys, 5 letters
Currency of several overseas countries, 5 letters
Currency of the second-largest economy in the world, 5 letters
Currency on the Continent, 5 letters
Currency west of the Urals, 5 letters
Cypriot currency since 2008, 5 letters
French or Italian bread, 5 letters
Fresh French bread?, 5 letters
Guilder replacements, 5 letters
How change will come to Estonians, 5 letters
International money, 5 letters
Italian and French bread?, 5 letters
King-size kangaroos, 5 letters
Modern Old World money, 5 letters
Monetary unit introduced in 1999, 5 letters
Money for Hamburgers, 5 letters
Money for Langer and Olazabal, 5 letters
Money for Placido Domingo or Kraftwerk, 5 letters
Money on the Continent, 5 letters
Mozart is on some Austrian ones, 5 letters
Mozart is on some of them, 5 letters
New cash for the old world, 5 letters
New coins for the Old World, 5 letters
New coins from the EEC, 5 letters
New currency on the Continent, 5 letters
New money on the Continent, 5 letters
Peseta replacements, 5 letters
Recently introduced coins abroad, 5 letters
Replacements for marks, 5 letters
Replacers of francs, 5 letters
Schilling replacers, 5 letters
Some continental currency, 5 letters
Some foreign bonds, for short, 5 letters
Some new money in 1999, 5 letters
Sporters of twelve stars, 5 letters
Supplanters of lire, 5 letters
They circulate west of the Urals, 5 letters
They make people miss their marks?, 5 letters
They may be spent in France, 5 letters
They may make you miss the mark, 5 letters
They picture nonexistent buildings, 5 letters
They replace pesetas and guilders, 5 letters
They replaced drachmas, 5 letters
They replaced Finnish markkas, 5 letters
They replaced francs, marks and pesetas, 5 letters
They replaced French francs, 5 letters
They replaced guilders, 5 letters
They replaced guilders and lire, 5 letters
They're found in the banks along the Seine, 5 letters
They're in a cash register in Berlin, 5 letters
They're in the banks along the Seine, 5 letters
They're making pesetas pass, 5 letters
They're now spent in Cyprus, 5 letters
They're worth a little over $1 each, 5 letters
They're worth about $1.27, 5 letters
Transnational money, 5 letters
Transnational money units, 5 letters
Trevi fountain coins, 5 letters
Units in a 2011 debt crisis, 5 letters
Vitruvian Man is on some Italian ones, 5 letters
What German shepherds earn?, 5 letters
What German shepherds may earn?, 5 letters
What marks and francs have been replaced with, 5 letters
You might pick some up after landing at de Gaulle, 5 letters
Former Volkswagen model, 7 letters
Model that succeeded VW Vanagon, 7 letters
Old Volkswagen model, 7 letters
Old Volkswagen seven-seater, 7 letters
Leader of the Funky Bunch, in modern-day Germany?, 9 letters
Its countries have the same capital, 8 letters
Multicountry union using the same currency, 8 letters
Part of it is un-Marked territory, 8 letters
The jargon of European community documents and regulations, 10 letters
Belief in the preeminence of Europe and the Europeans, 12 letters
Widespread group including duck-billed dinosaurs and their early relatives (hadrosaurs, 12 letters
Widespread group including duck-billed dinosaurs and their early relatives (hadrosaurs, 13 letters
An artificial language proposed as an auxiliary European language, 7 letters
Assimilation into European culture, 15 letters
Assimilation into European culture, 15 letters
A bivalent and trivalent metallic element of the rare earth group, 8 letters
A genus of fungi belonging to the order Eurotiales, 8 letters