Crossword answer
CADIZ
5 letters · Used for 7 different clues · 9 appearances · Last seen The Guardian, August 17, 2026
Letter pattern
CADIZ
Clues that lead to CADIZ
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
Spanish coastal city (5)5The GuardianAug 17, 2026
Port of southwest Spain5Wall Street JournalJul 20, 2026
Spain's historic beard singeing centre5Evening StandardJun 23, 2026
Where no gentleman is said to make port5Evening StandardJul 13, 2025
Port of Spain coastguard's first one on board US cutter5The IndependentJan 8, 2024
Historic beard-singeing place5Evening StandardOct 30, 2023
Where a rogue is, as one might say5Evening StandardDec 10, 2019
About CADIZ in crosswords
CADIZ is a 5-letter answer that has appeared 9 times in our database across 7 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “Spanish coastal city (5)” in the The Guardian crossword on August 17, 2026.
Other 5-letter answers
ONENDUpright
LIVIDVery, very angry
RATONHelping to release one in desert
TREADTrample
MESSYAcrimonious, as a breakup
ELIAS__ Sports Bureau: stats giant
OPINESuppose there's nothing to long for
ASSAYTest
ANORA2025 Best Picture Oscar winner
SWANK"Boys Don't Cry" actress Hilary ___
EDGESOuter boundaries
ERICA"Fear of Flying" author Jong
OTHERUnlike the rest
ERREDMade a mistake about western wine
Every appearance of CADIZ (9)
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Aug 17, 2026
Spanish coastal city (5) · The Guardian · 11 Across
Jul 20, 2026
Port of southwest Spain · Wall Street Journal · 50 Down
Jun 23, 2026
Spain's historic beard singeing centre · Evening Standard · 7 Down
Jul 13, 2025
Where no gentleman is said to make port · Evening Standard · 12 Across
Jan 8, 2024
Port of Spain coastguard's first one on board US cutter · The Independent · 7 Down
Oct 30, 2023
Historic beard-singeing place · Evening Standard · 36 Across
May 3, 2021
Spain's historic beard singeing centre · Evening Standard · 7 Down
Dec 10, 2019
Where a rogue is, as one might say · Evening Standard · 15 Down
Apr 30, 2019
Where no gentleman is said to make port · Evening Standard · 12 Across