Crossword Clue: Old flat-bottom boats
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Old flat-bottom boats"
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- Barn-voyage vessels?
- Ancient sacred chests
- Animal shelters?
- Bible vessels
- Biblical chests
- Biblical vessels
- Big boats
- Asylums
- Awkward boats
- Awkward craft
- Boats.
- Boats like Ham's
- Boats like Noah built
- Boats like Noah's
- Boats like one in Genesis
- Boats like one in the Book of Genesis
- Boats like the one Noah built
- Boats of old
- Boats similar to Noah's
- Boats with bulk
- Boats
- Commodious boats
- Commodious craft
- Commodious crafts like Noah's
- Commodious crafts
- Commodious vessels
- Holders of holy tablets
- Holy chests
- Holy holders
- Broadhorns
- Chests in synagogues
- Chests
- Bulky boats
- Bulky craft
- Enclosures in synagogues
- Enclosures in temples
- Covenant keepers
- Covenant receptacles
- Havens
- Flat-bottomed boats of old
- Flat-bottomed boats
- Flat-bottomed river boats
- Flatboats
- Crafts like Noah's
- Floating refuges
- Flood insurance?
- Capacious craft
- Crude craft
- Capacious crafts
- Crude crafts
- Clumsy boats
- Clumsy craft
- Clumsy fleet
- Clumsy floaters
- Clumsy ships
- Clumsy vessels
- Cumbersome boats
- Cumbersome crafts
- Cumbersome vehicles
- Cumbersome water vehicles
- Cases for Torah scrolls
- Some ancient chests
- River boats
- Where torahs are kept
- Torah cabinets
- Torah cases
- Torah chests
- Torah containers
- Torah holders
- Torah locales
- Torah receptacles
- Torah repositories
- Torah scroll containers
- Torah spots
- Torah storers
- Torah vessels
- Torahs are kept in them
- Torahs' homes
- Some commodious boats
- Places of protection
- Places of refuge
- Places where Torah scrolls are kept
- Vessels
- Vessels also called broad-horns
- Vessels also called broadhorns
- Vessels built to float
- Vessels in the film "2012"
- Vessels like Noah's
- Vessels of biblical proportions?
- Vessels.
- Some refuges
- Some Sunday School drawings
- Shelters
- Roomy boats
- Roomy vessels
- Ships like Noah's
- Old flat-bottom boats
- Old flatboats
- Old riverboats
- Large boats
- Large craft
- Large crafts
- Large, roomy boats
- Large vessels
- Large wooden boats
- Metaphorical refuges
- Refuges of sorts
- Refuges
- Mississippi flatboat, once
- Mississippi flatboats of old
- Wood floaters
- Wooden boats
- Tubs
- Shul fixtures
- Sacred chests
- Sacred containers
- Sacred repositories
- Sacred synagogue cabinets
- Safe boats
- Safe havens
- Safe places
- Safe spaces
- Safeholds
- Safety zones
- They may come with covenants
- They're open on Saturdays
- Symbols of safe passage
- Synagogue cabinets
- Synagogue chests
- Synagogue containers
- Synagogue enclosures
- Synagogue features
- Synagogue storage cabinets
- Synagogue vessels
- Spots for scrolls
- Sizable vessels
- Scows' kin
- Scows
- Scroll holders
- Scroll repositories
- Scroll storers
- Slow boats
- Slow, heavy boats
- Slow-moving boats
- Slow-moving, commodious crafts
- Slow-moving vessels
- What Noah's neighbors needed
- Secure places
- Temple cabinets
- Temple cases
- Temple chests
- Temple enclosures
- Temple receptacles Noah would appreciate
- Temple receptacles
Recent Usage of Old flat-bottom boats in Crossword Puzzles
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- Universal Crossword - March 1, 2004
