Tailless furry creature seen in colonnade - Crossword Clue

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Below are possible answers for the crossword clue Tailless furry creature seen in colonnade.

4 letter answer(s) to tailless furry creature seen in colonnade

STOA
  1. 1) A classical portico or covered colonnade 2) (the Stoa) Great hall, in Athens, where Zeno (Greek philosopher) gave lectures on Stoic philosophy.

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