- - Architectural style originating in France in early 18th century
- - Runs old companies in fine style
- - ... or back two companies from the 18th century
- - over-ornate style will cause an endless row with two companies
- - Old decorative style, or back to Chanel?
- - Highly ornamental
- - Raise or double company's showy style
- - Exceptionally ornate architectural style
- - Elaborate style of writing from two different officers divided by order
- - With an ornately decorated style
- - Ornamental style associated with Louis XV
- - Ornamental style
- - Opulent art style
- - Late baroque style (of furniture or architecture)
- - Late Baroque artistic style
- - French style
- - Eighteenth-century French architectural style
- - Design style
- - 18th-century style
- - Most of the stone is old, firm and typical of an old fussy architectural style
- - Starts to renovate old cottage of church officer in an old decorative style
- - Decorative style in gold backed by Chanel
- - Ornate art style
- - Ornate architectural style
- - Most of the row with a couple of firms is concerned with fussy architectural style
- - Elaborate style of ornamentation
- - Elaborately ornamental
- - Elaborate 18th-century decorative style
- - Late baroque style
- - 18th-century French style
- - Elaborate baroque style of ornamentation
- - Ornate style
- - Flamboyant architectural style
- - Starts to read one's palm in an artistic style
- - Art style
- - Louis XV furniture style
- - Native Australian houses lean not entirely in French style
- - Baroque style
- - Ornamental architectural style
- - Fanciful but graceful art style
- - Florid in style
- - Furniture style of Louis XV
- - Florid 18th-century style
- - Elaborate architectural style
- - Ornate 18th-century style
- - Elaborate style
- - Highly ornate style
- - Music or art style
- - Fancy style
- - Opulent architectural style
- - Style that evolved from Baroque
- - Florid architectural style
- - Ornamental 18th century style
- - Post-Baroque architectural style
- - Florid furniture style
- - Highly ornamented style
- - Ornate architecture style
- - Elaborate style of architecture.
- - Ornamentation style.
- - Style of ornamentation.
- - Style of architecture
- - Architectural style
- - Artistic style
- - Furniture style.
- - Chantilly Castle is in this ornate style
- - Architectural style developed from Baroque
- - 18th-century design style
- - Ornate baroque style
- - Chanel pursuing return of gold for artistic style
- - ornate style with gold around by ms chanel
- - Gold backing used by firms for decorative style
- - Late Baroque art style
- - Convoluted raising, or doubling of business
- - Fancy business twice supports Europe hub
- - Gold backing used by firms for decoration
- - ornate architecture
- - Officer caught wearing little jumper that's ornate
- - ornate gold twist, doubly firm
- - Flamboyant jumper worn by short male
- - Men turned against officers, absurdly over-decorated
- - Flamboyant jumper worn by choice, oddly
- - Neoclassical predecessor
- - Fanciful ornamentation
- - Beyond merely ornate
- - A bit overboard, ornamentally
- - Highly decorated troops rejected non-fighter repeatedly
- - Concerto Grosso lacks songster - the one that's theatrically ornate at the end of the Baroque movement
- - Highly ornate
- - Two firms after gold backing for decoration
- - Ornate and then some
- - Elaborate in design
- - Flamboyant men turning over palm
- - Crouch in odd places in jumper with flowery pattern?
- - Flamboyant jumper worn by company Charlie
- - Very ornate
- - Like Louis XV chairs
- - Inordinately ornate
- - Like Chippendale furniture
- - Quite ornate
- - Ornate to the extreme
- - Baroque follower
- - Like Watteau's art
- - Baroque offshoot
- - Like arabesques
- - Baroque's relative
- - Like Chinese Chippendale furniture say
- - It flowered during the reign of Louis XV
- - Baroque music
- - Florid and tasteless.
- - Tastelessly or clumsily florid.
- - Highly intricate
- - Excessively ornate
- - Overly ornate
- - Post-Baroque
- - Ornate
- - Highly ornamented
- - Outmoded
- - Garish.
- - Elaborate
- - Florid
- - Like the Palace of Versailles
- - Excessively embellished
- - Plain's opposite
- - Fancy -- exhausted Romeo gets firm twice!
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