Synonyms for loonie
loonie

Princeton's WordNet

1. Canadian dollar, loonienoun

   the basic unit of money in Canada

   "the Canadian dollar has the image of loon on one side of the coin"

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1. • Dollar

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1. List of paraphrases for "loonie":

   loon

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How to use loonie in a sentence?

1. Youssef Zohny:

   With a weak loonie strategy going forward, definitely there are certain sectors of the Canadian economy that are going to be benefiting.

2. Erik Nelson:

   It is more about greenback weakness as opposed to loonie strength.

3. Colin Cieszynski:

   What interests me in Canada right now is some of these sectors outside of resources, the more traditional industrials and merchandising and consumers and things like that, because we are starting to see the lower loonie have a positive impact on other parts of the Canadian economy.