Arched Stone Structure Crossword Clue

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Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: arched stone structure. We have 5 answers for arched stone structure in our database.

Possible answers to arched stone structure

VAULT
- Arched roof
- Arched stone structure
- Athletic event: pole ...
- Bulk cash storage chamber
- Burial chamber
- Cellar
- Crypt
VAULTED ROOF
- Arched ceiling structure
- Leapt building top in gothic style
VAULTEDROOF
- Arched ceiling structure
ARCHING
- Curving (over)
- Raising (eyebrows)
- Raising eyebrows by marching without the fifth column
- of Arch
- The arched part of a structure.
- Hogging; -- opposed to sagging.
LITHOIDAL
- Like a stone; having a stony structure.

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