Crossword Clue: Areas connected to an ambulatory
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Areas connected to an ambulatory"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Areas connected to an ambulatory"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Areas connected to an ambulatory:
- Basilica areas
- Basilica parts
- Basilica projections
- Basilica recesses
- Basilica rooms
- Basilica sections
- Basilica spots
- Basilicas' sections
- Basilica's sections
- Architectural projections
- Architectural recesses
- Areas connected to an ambulatory, sometimes
- Areas connected to an ambulatory
- Areas for religious statues
- Areas for some kneelers
- Areas in basilicas
- Areas in St. Peter's
- Areas near altars
- Areas next to a great hall
- Areas of abbeys
- Areas of churches
- Areas often decorated with stained glass
- Areas usually decorated with stained glass
- Areas where clerics are seated
- Areas where knots might be tied
- Areas with hemispherical vaults
- Altar areas
- Altar-end recesses
- Altar holders
- Altar locales
- Altar locations
- Altar recesses
- Altar settings
- Altar sites, often
- Altar sites
- Alter recesses
- Certain parts of churches
- Certain recesses
- Conic sections
- Chevets
- Half-dome structures
- Half-domed projections
- Building recesses
- Choir neighbors
- Choirs' neighbors
- Ends of churches
- Church aisle finishers
- Church alcoves
- Church altar areas
- Church areas
- Church features
- Church niches
- Church nooks
- Church parts, perhaps
- Church parts
- Church projections
- Church recesses
- Church sections
- Church wings
- Domed-roof structures
- Crucifix spots
- Cathedral areas
- Cathedral features
- Cathedral niches
- Cathedral parts
- Cathedral recesses
- Cathedral sections
- Mosaic spots in an abbey, perhaps
- Where to find altars
- Notre Dame has several of these
- Notre Dame niches
- Notre Dame nooks
- Vault settings
- Vaulted alcoves
- Vaulted areas of churches
- Vaulted areas
- Vaulted church areas
- Vaulted church recesses
- Vaulted recesses of churches
- Vaulted recesses
- Vaulted settings
- Vaulted spaces near choirs
- Where vaults can be seen
- Settings of some vaults
- Places for altars
- Places for many stained-glass windows
- Places for prayer leaders
- Places for religious statues
- Places for some icons
- Places for stained-glass windows
- Some places to pray
- Places with vaults
- Some recesses
- Transept neighbors
- Quartet in a cathedral, maybe
- Polygonal projections
- Part of churches.
- Locales of some religious statues
- Nave endings
- Parts of chapels
- Parts of churches
- Recesses in basilicas
- Recesses with stained glass windows
- Recesses
- Niches in churches
- Niches with crucifixes
- Religious recesses
- Projections on a cathedral
- Oratory recesses
- They may be vaulted
- They may have stained-glass windows
- Sanctuary sections
- Work sites for stained-glass installers
- Sites for bishops' thrones
- Sites for stained glass
- Sites of some religious statues
- Sites of some vaults
- Sites of vaults
- Spots for religious statues
- Spots in churches for some vaulting
- Stained glass settings
- Sections of churches.
- Semicircular church areas
- Semicircular recesses
- Semidome sites
- Where altars are anchored
Recent Usage of Areas connected to an ambulatory in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 24, 2003