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Crossword answer

ASPERSE

7 letters · Used for 8 different clues · 13 appearances · Last seen The Guardian, August 13, 2026
Letter pattern
ASPERSE
Starts with A, ends with E · 7 letters
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Clues that lead to ASPERSE

Most recent first
ClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
‘Snake’ – language of slander (7)7The GuardianAug 13, 2026 Vilify, at a press gathering, the English7Evening StandardAug 8, 2025 Bad-mouth7New York TimesJul 8, 2025 Defame, at a press gathering, the English7Evening StandardDec 6, 2024 Disparage Anglo-Saxon prize when it's announced7The IndependentNov 26, 2024 Because, per se, it means "to defame"7Evening StandardOct 11, 2024 Because, per se, it does mean "to defame"7Evening StandardMay 17, 2024 Defame7Evening StandardJul 23, 2021

About ASPERSE in crosswords

ASPERSE is a 7-letter answer that has appeared 13 times in our database across 8 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “‘Snake’ – language of slander (7)” in the The Guardian crossword on August 13, 2026.

Every appearance of ASPERSE (13)

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Aug 13, 2026
‘Snake’ – language of slander (7) · The Guardian · 31 Across
Aug 8, 2025
Vilify, at a press gathering, the English · Evening Standard · 32 Down
Jul 8, 2025
Bad-mouth · New York Times · 22 Down
May 11, 2025
Bad-mouth · Newsday · Down
Dec 6, 2024
Defame, at a press gathering, the English · Evening Standard · 32 Down
Nov 26, 2024
Disparage Anglo-Saxon prize when it's announced · The Independent · 28 Across
Oct 11, 2024
Because, per se, it means "to defame" · Evening Standard · 32 Down
May 17, 2024
Because, per se, it does mean "to defame" · Evening Standard · 34 Down
Jul 23, 2021
Defame · Evening Standard · 32 Down
Aug 7, 2020
Vilify, at a press gathering, the English · Evening Standard · 32 Down
Dec 20, 2019
Defame, at a press gathering, the English · Evening Standard · 32 Down
Nov 1, 2019
Because, per se, it means “to defame” · Evening Standard · 32 Down
Jun 7, 2019
Because, per se, it does mean “to defame” · Evening Standard · 34 Down