Italy’s currency before the euro crossword clue
35 Down · WSJ Crossword, October 25, 2026 · 4 letters
Explanation
The answer to “Italy’s currency before the euro” is LIRA. It appears as 35 Down in the Wall Street Journal crossword of October 25, 2026, a Sunday puzzle titled “Good Buddies” by Andrea Carla Michaels & Kevin Christian, and it fills 4 squares running top to bottom from row 7, column 2 of the 15×15 grid.
The clue is a straightforward definition, so the answer is a direct synonym or a factual match for the words as written. The entry begins with L and ends with A, and contains 2 vowels and 2 consonants. If you are working from the crossings, two or three confirmed letters from the Across entries should be enough to lock it in. Weekend puzzles follow the same conventions as the weekday grids, pitched a notch above midweek, so expect the rest of this grid to be pitched at the same level.
Past appearances
Clues in other WSJ puzzles with the answer LIRA:
- Old Milanese moneyAug 21, 2026
- Pre-euro Italian currencyJul 6, 2026
- Istanbul currencyJul 1, 2026