| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Column feature which distinguishes architecture's three classical orders | 7 letters | capital |
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Likely related crossword puzzle clues
- Money
- Funds
- London or Lisbon
- ...... financing
- Dandy, Stanley or Douglas, perhaps?
- Super money
- Seat of government
- Excellent place like London
- Upper case - 9, say?
- Serious funds
- Money invested in London?
- Accumulated wealth for business
- Means, possibly, largesse?
- Place money
- Wealth in the form of money or assets
- Seat of national government
- Investment money
- Upper-case letter
- Brilliant money
- Wonderful money
- money is excellent
- Money invested in Paris for example?
- Excellent
- Jolly good city like London
- Austin or Albany, eg
- this may attract considerable interest
- austin or boston
- major city investment
- London, Lima or Lusaka
- money fine?
- Washington left-winger, say
- Minsk, Belarus, for one
- Washington, DC, for one
- Uppercase, as a letter
- Paris or Prague
- First-rate
- Dover, Delaware, for one
- serious offence in london, maybe
- Metropolis
- funding a mine in small us state
- Excellent city like Paris
- Main city; wealth
- Star on a map
- money for a venture
- Money is wonderful
- Money invested in Moscow perhaps
- Chief
- Center of a nation's government
- first-class heading to column
- First-rate city like Dublin
- money from the city
- Like Bangkok to Thailand
- Main city
- "Jolly good!"
- Kind of punishment
- top and tail's tossed for funds
- excellent city
- Leading city
- For example, London wealth
- principal city
- 2012 novel by John Lanchester
- Hamilton or Washington?
- Wealth from a mine in California
- great investment
- Jolly good city like Moscow
- Money is jolly good
- splendid monetary principal
- Big letters are called this
- Chief city
- splendid havana, say
- sterling funds
- big letter at top of column
- sum invested in chief city
- It's great - if you like big cities!
- it's great, like 9 across
- Rome, for example, is excellent
- A hint to the contest answer
- Wealth
- The money's very good
- Excellent finance
- perhaps london's wealth
- Top finance centre
- First-class
- invested sum
- Fine a lot of money
- Make matters worse? One left out cash!
- money for investment in the chief city
- Oslo, to Norway
- Available wealth
- excellent money
- Very good money
- for example, london letter?
- upper case
- Better country with 20% less stock
- money invested
- Material wealth
- Country's seat of government
- large-sized letter
- Principal assets
- money from brussels, for example
- Large letter
- the city has the money
- Assets
- fine big city
- a great character
- Finance
- funds limit a country falling short
- Money to invest, sterling
- it's a top town? great!
- mail intended for london?
- Sentence starter
- first class letter
- An excellent main city
- centre of administration makes money
- splendid seat of government
- Having money must be wonderful
- Firm's money on hand
- Edinburgh is the ------- of Scotland
- Money for investment in Paris perhaps
- Washington, D.C., for one
- a crime punishable by death
- money invested in chief city
- Fund
- Cash
- Stock
- Upper case of liquid assets
- Head of column leading to execution?
- Male for example, excellent
- investment in the chief city
- Big character in eg Belfast?
- Springfield for Illinois
- money at the top of the column
- marvellous money
- There's big money in the city
- Madison, Jackson or Lincoln
- Wherewithal
- ...... way
- From head to tail, unusually fine
- Resources
- Washington's source of interest
- Ottawa for Canada
- Money invested in a business
- Country's chief city
- Means a fine
- outstanding funds
- Held by investors
- emerald city, to oz
- Accumulated wealth of a company
- jolly good; city such as london
- Important city
- Financial center of a country, often
- Most important city or money
- A country's main city
- Top and tail for cooking - that's fine
- Dover, for Delaware
- Paris or Rome? Excellent!
- wonderful city
- Funds seat of government?
- is it committed by a dublin gang?
- Excellent city like Reykjavik
- a letter from paris, for example
- first-rate source of interest