Words Ending With TYLE

Having columns at both ends but not along the sides.

A style that deliberately rejects conventional stylistic norms.

A type of intercolumniation with wide spacing.

A column arrangement alternating widely spaced and closely spaced columns.

A style of building with widely spaced columns.

An ancient Greek cup or a unit of liquid measure.

A style that contrasts with another style.

A device with a toothed wheel for making stencils.

A portico with ten columns.

An intercolumniation of three column diameters.

Having two columns at the front.

Having twelve columns in front.

A mucus-producing groove in the pharynx of some chordates.

Having nine columns.

To name or designate in a particular way.

An architrave, the beam atop columns.

In architecture, an intercolumniation of two and a quarter diameters.

A competition where participants choose their own method or style.

The way hair is cut or arranged.

Having six columns at the front of a building or portico.

Cooked in a traditional, home-cooked manner.

Having a roof supported by columns.

A way of living reflecting personal values and attitudes.

Pertaining to a style of city living or metropolitan culture.

To style or name incorrectly.

Having only one column.

Lack of style or that which is not a style.

Having eight columns in front, as a portico.

A building or portico with eight columns in front.

A typeface style imitating old handwriting.

Having five digits on each limb.

A portico with five columns.

A hoofed mammal with an odd number of toes.

A colonnade surrounding a building or courtyard.

Having many columns, especially of a building interior.

Having a portico with free columns only at the front.

A hypothetical primordial substance from which elements were thought to form.

A pterosaur of the genus Pterodactylus.

Having columns spaced at one and a half diameters.

The fused vertebrae supporting a bird's tail feathers.

To change the style or shape of something.

A skiing or snowboarding discipline with obstacles and jumps.

A distinctive manner of doing or presenting something.

A secondary style, or the line where a sundial's gnomon meets the dial face.

Having columns spaced two diameters apart, as in classical architecture.

A building or portico with four columns.

A particular design of typeface.

A bony process at the end of the spine in some vertebrates.