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GENESIS |
Creation |
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CARTOGRAPHY |
Atlas creation |
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ENDPRODUCT |
Finished creation |
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EFFECTION |
Creation; a doing. |
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AGAINST |
Touching silver satin creation |
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BRAHMA |
Hindu god of creation |
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TWILIGHT |
Evening with gilt creation |
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TARZANOFTHEAPES |
Edgar Rice Burroughs' creation |
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GENERATION |
Creation (of electrical power) |
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MYTHOLOGY |
Body of creation stories |
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EGG |
Begged to carry Faberge creation |
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CREATIONAL |
Of or pertaining to creation. |
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DECREATION |
Destruction; -- opposed to creation. |
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CHAINREACTION |
China creation set off domino effect |
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WISH |
Want to be bearing his creation |
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APPLE |
Creation of Steve Jobs or Gwyneth Paltrow? |
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DRACULA |
Odd Durban couple, a creation of Bram Stoker? |
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PROBLEMATIC |
Mel B turned up in apricot creation? Tricky! |
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RE-CREATION |
A forming anew; a new creation or formation. |
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XANADU |
Partly tax an adult creation of Coleridge or Newton-John |
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VISION |
Hence, something unreal or imaginary; a creation of fancy. |
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ANTEMUNDANE |
Being or occurring before the creation of the world. |
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CREATIVE |
Having the power to create; exerting the act of creation. |
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ASTROGENY |
The creation or evolution of the stars or the heavens. |
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WINDOWSHOP |
Just gaze through the glass at Gates’ creation with endless hope |