Part Of Pedestal Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 11-05-2019
Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: part of pedestal. We have 2 answers for part of pedestal in our database.

Possible answers to part of pedestal

BASE
- A platform
- Bottom of anything
- Cabbie’s radio call centre
- Contemptible
- Headquarters
- HQ
- Important part
DADO
- Lower wall panel
- moulded rail around a wall
- Part of pedestal
- Pedestal part
- Plinth of a column
- Skirting board
- Wainscot

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