arcade

Preposition: of

• nave: Inside, however, the arcades of the nave are surprisingly different in character tho of similar date.
• bay: Then an arcade of seven bays, the last two in the chancel.

Adjective modifier

• Edwardian: In the same year she created Duel in a Teacup for Dance Umbrella in Newcastle for the Edwardian shopping arcade.
• perpendicular: South wall: four-bay Perpendicular arcade with thick octagonal pillars and capitals, on bases of similar size.
• covered: The Rows are simply long, covered arcades formed by running a highway through the first stories of a street of old buildings.
• south: The Norman arches of the south arcade are 12th century, the north arcade perhaps a century younger.
• north: The Norman arches of the south arcade are 12th century, the north arcade perhaps a century younger.
• Victorian: The ancient font offsets what appear to be Victorian arcades.

Modifies a noun

• emulator: Multiple arcade Machine Emulator a program that plays.. .
• screenshots: Alien Syndrome arcade screenshots Aliens ( YS48, 40 ) As part of the The Story So Far Volume IV compilation.
• racer: Arctic Thunder is a frantic arcade racer that is in no way attempting to be a serious game.
• mode: No blocking mode: Obtain first place in arcade mode to unlock no blocking mode.
• adventure: It is an arcade adventure where you have to search for objects in a maze.
• game: You must have seen them, the arcade games where you step around a pad in time to music?

Noun used with modifier

• amusement: All amusement arcades need a license to enable the public to play on fruit machines where a cash prize can be won.
• wall:-: South wall:- arcade with six piers having four attached shafts each with highly decorated capitals; molded bases.
• four-bay: South wall: four-bay arcade ( see below ).
• nave: In keeping with Gilbert Scott's Norman style the nave arcade has four bays with rounded arches resting on solid squat pillars.
• five-bay: The north aisle is separated by an elegant five-bay arcade with Doric columns: Pevsner calls them " urbane " .
• three-bay: South wall: three-bay arcade with large two-centred arches springing from octagonal pillars and hollow-moulded capitals.