Lexicographical Neighbors of Twoonies
Literary usage of Twoonies
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Toronto by Jennifer McMorran, Alain Rondeau (2002)
"Europeans may be surprised to hear "pennies" ($0.01), "nickels" ($0.05), "dimes"
($0.10), "quarters" ($0.25), "loonies" ($1), and sometimes even "twoonies" ..."
2. Atlantic Canada by Benoit Prieur (2002)
"... and coins come in 1- (pennies), 5- (nickels), 10- (dimes), 25- (quarters) cent
pieces and in 1- (loonies) and 2- (twoonies) dollar coins. ..."
3. Vancouver, Victoria and Whistler by Ulysses Travel Guides Staff (2006)
"... and coins come in I - (pennies), 5- (nickels), 10- (dimes) and 25-cent
pieces (quarters), and in I dollar (loonies) and 2 dollar (twoonies) coins. ..."
4. Canada 2002 by Wayne C. Thompson (2003)
"... and coins come in 1- (pennies), 5- (nickels), 10- (dimes), 25-cent
pieces (quarters), and in 1-dollar (loonies) and 2-dollar coins (twoonies). ..."
5. Quebec by Francois Remillard (2003)
"... and coins come in I - (pennies), 5- (nickels), 1 0- (dimes), 25-cent
pieces (quarters), and in I - dollar (loonies) and 2-dollar coins (twoonies). ..."
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