Crossword answer
BOGIE
5 letters · Used for 7 different clues · 8 appearances · Last seen LA Times, June 18, 2026
Letter pattern
BOGIE
Clues that lead to BOGIE
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
"Casablanca" star, affectionately5LA TimesJun 18, 2026
Old Hollywood nickname that sounds like a golf term5New York TimesApr 1, 2026
Maltese Falcon guy's nickname5NewsdayFeb 19, 2026
Revolutionary assembly helping to support rail travel5Evening StandardFeb 4, 2026
"Casablanca" actor's nickname5New York TimesFeb 4, 2026
An assembly of four or six wheels forming a pivoted support at either end of a railway coach5The IndependentJul 26, 2025
Bacall’s love, informally5Eugene ShefferMar 30, 2024
About BOGIE in crosswords
BOGIE is a 5-letter answer that has appeared 8 times in our database across 7 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “"Casablanca" star, affectionately” in the LA Times crossword on June 18, 2026.
Other 5-letter answers
ETHERVanish into the ___
AROMAScent from a kitchen
SAGESWise people
LARGESize above medium
BOOSTRaise (morale) (5)
DIDINTired out fully
FIREDDismissed
SQUIDOctopus cousin
CRESTEmblem topping a coat of arms
ELVISThe Spanish girl's boy
MANGOI don’t want you, old bean, in fruit … (5)
OUNCEUnit of weight
SARGENCO nickname
ATLASHe has the weight of the world on his shoulders
Every appearance of BOGIE (8)
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Jun 18, 2026
"Casablanca" star, affectionately · LA Times · Across
Apr 1, 2026
Old Hollywood nickname that sounds like a golf term · New York Times · 14 Across
Feb 19, 2026
Maltese Falcon guy's nickname · Newsday · Down
Feb 4, 2026
Revolutionary assembly helping to support rail travel · Evening Standard · 12 Across
Feb 4, 2026
"Casablanca" actor's nickname · New York Times · 15 Across
Jul 26, 2025
An assembly of four or six wheels forming a pivoted support at either end of a railway coach · The Independent · 45 Across
Mar 30, 2024
Bacall’s love, informally · Eugene Sheffer · 35 Across
Oct 6, 2020
Revolutionary assembly helping to support rail travel · Evening Standard · 12 Across