E-day
/ˈiːdeɪ/(also E-Day, e-day) originally and chiefly British
noun
The day of official adoption of the euro as currency; specifically 1 January 2002, the day on which the euro became the sole official currency of the first countries to participate in European Monetary Union.
Origin
1990s; earliest use found in Banker. From E- + day, after D-Day.
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- torus
- Toruń
- Torvill and Dean
- Tory
- Toryism
- tosa
- to save one's life
- to say nothing of
- to say the least (of it)
- to scale
- Toscana
- Toscanini, Arturo
- to scream (also cry, yell,etc.) blue murder
- to seek
- tosh
- to size
- Tosk
- to someone's cost
- to spare
- toss
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- tosser
- tossing the caber
- toss it in