Crossword Clue: Like columns with voluted capitals
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Like columns with voluted capitals"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Like columns with voluted capitals"
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- __ compound (electrical insulator)
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- An ancient Greek dialect
- Ancient Greek
- Ancient Greek dialect
- Ancient Greek tongue
- Architectural column style
- Architectural order
- Architectural style
- Architectural type of the Greek Pantheon.
- Bonded by electrostatic forces
- Alternative to Corinthian
- Alternative to Doric or Corinthian
- Greek architectural order
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- Greek column
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- Greek dialect
- Greek style of column.
- Homer's tongue
- Charged, as gold
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- Charged
- Brooklyn Borough Hall column style
- Corinthian alternative
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- Counterpart of covalent
- Having a charge
- Having voluted capitals
- Classic architecture
- Classic column style
- Classical architectural style
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- Classical column style
- Classical column type
- Classical column
- Classical order
- Jefferson Memorial column type
- Heavy-faced printing type.
- Heavy-faced type
- Doric alternative
- Column choice
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- Column or bond
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- Column style
- Column type with scrolls at the top
- Column type
- Like charged atoms
- Like charged particles
- Like columns with scroll-shaped volutes
- Like columns with voluted capitals
- That's an order!
- That's an order
- Topped with volutes
- Kin of Doric and Corinthian
- Verse foot
- Kind of bond
- Kind of bond in chemistry
- Kind of bond or column
- Kind of column, in architecture
- Kind of column seen on the Jefferson Memorial
- Kind of column
- Like some architecture
- Like some attractive bonds
- Like some bonds and columns
- Like some bonds
- Like some chemical bonds
- Like some classical columns
- Like some columns
- Kind of Greek column
- Like some Greek architecture
- Like some Greek columns
- Kind of order
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- Style of column
- Style of Greek column used for the British Museum and the US Capitol
- Style of Lincoln Memorial columns
- Like the columns in the Jefferson Memorial
- Like the columns of the Jefferson Memorial
- Like the Jefferson Memorial's columns
- Of a classical Greek order
- Of an architectural order
- Of charged particles
- Poetic foot or verse
- Old Greek dialect
- National Gallery exterior column type
- One of the classical architectural orders
- Relative of Doric
- Like a charged atom
- Order of columns
- Order with capital scrolls
- Order with scrolls on the capitals
- Order with scrolls
- Type of architecture
- Type of bond in chemistry
- Type of bond or order
- Type of column or compound
- Type of column or order
- Type of column
- Type of Greek architecture
- Type of Greek column
- Type style
- Typeface
- Temple of Artemis order
Recent Usage of Like columns with voluted capitals in Crossword Puzzles
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- Wall Street Journal Friday - June 4, 2010