Franc is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRANC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a monetary unit of France
• the basic monetary unit of France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and several other countries, equal to 100 centimes (replaced in France, Belgium, and Luxembourg by the euro in 2002).
• the basic monetary unit in many countries; equal to 100 centimes
• monetary unit
ADJECTIVE:
• A silver coin of France, and since 1795 the unit of the French monetary system. It has been adopted by Belgium and Swizerland. It is equivalent to about nineteen cents, or ten pence, and is divided into 100 centimes.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a former monetary unit of France

Words related to FRANC

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Words that contain FRANC

franco11 francs11 francise13 francium15 francize22 franchise17 francised15 francises14 franciums16 francized24 francizes23 francolin14 franchised19 franchisee18 franchiser18 franchises18 franchisor18 francising16 francizing25 francolins15 francophil20 affranchise22 enfranchise19 franchisees19 franchisers19 franchising20 franchisors19 francomania18 francophile21 francophils21 francophobe23 francophone21 affranchised24 affranchises23 disfranchise21 enfranchised21 enfranchiser20 enfranchises20 francisation17 francization26 francomanias19 francophiles22 francophobes24 francophobia24 francophones22 unfranchised21 affranchising25 disfranchised23 disfranchises22 enfranchisers21 enfranchising22 franchisement23 francisations18 francizations27 francophobias25 disenfranchise23 disfranchising24 franchisements24 affranchisement28 disenfranchised25 disenfranchises24 enfranchisement25 disenfranchisem26 disfranchisemen26 disenfranchisin24 disfranchisement27 disenfranchising26 enfranchisements26 disfranchisements28 disenfranchisement29 disenfranchisements30

How to use FRANC in a sentence

• When the provisions were spread out, in rushed the guide with an official document, and a franc to pay for having invaded Spain.
• The hundred franc note bought a cheque for five guineas.
• And you need not expect to get one of the stoves, not while they can sell you wood at two sticks for a franc.
• It might be that while he lay tossing in bed she was somewhere near, dying for want of a franc.
• But one franc apiece remained out of the fifteen with which we left Marseilles.
• Histoire des Croisades et du royaume franc de Jerusalem.
• They recalled the time when for a franc one could buy enough delicious fish for a family feast.
• After having paid a franc for admission, Sylvia found herself in the hall of the Casino of Lacville.
• You can go on the Boulevards and pay for a breakfast, if you choose, fifty or even sixty francs, or you can retire to some quiet spot and pay one franc for your frugal meal.
• The public are admitted by the payment of one franc.
• At this season of the year there is necessarily little or no fruit, but I could have filled one coat pocket with eggs for less than half a franc.
• But he must have changed his whole course of life, reformed his household, learned that twenty-one franc pieces made a napoleon.
• By incredible economies they saw their way to saving a franc a week each.
• We made the run for him, and, as he jumped from the car, he offered us a franc.
• At the end of that time a tattered little vessel reached Bordeaux, and Philip landed on the soil of Franc.
• The old fox invariably charged me a franc for the same service.
• This branch of the service was looked upon by the fight-worn and weather beaten Franc- tireurs as their lawful prey.
• He said the first thing was to get our baggage through the custom-house, which he could do without any trouble, at the cost of a franc.
• My Yankee friend collected one franc for that part of the business.
• Probably a mark would be required, and I have only a franc.
• I offered her half a franc if she gave me authentic news of Theodore, knowing well that for that sum she would have sold him to the devil.
• Not one client for the last three weeks, half a franc in my pocket, and nothing but a small quarter of Strasburg patty in the larder.
• And what should he do with it, this vast treasure, every franc of which meant sacrifice and unselfishness, bravery and loyalty? Let the gold rot.
• Therefore he obtains the same advantage, saves a franc, and discharges a workman.
• If, then, there is in the world a workman with unemployed arms, there is also in the world a capitalist with an unemployed franc.
• Thanks to his invention, the hand labour costs him only one franc.

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