Crossword answer
NONSENSE
8 letters · Used for 8 different clues · 9 appearances · Last seen USA Today, July 26, 2026
Letter pattern
NONSENSE
Clues that lead to NONSENSE
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
Gibberish8USA TodayJul 26, 2026
Rubbish collection of points almost nobody accepts (8)8The GuardianMay 17, 2026
Gobbledygook? Of course it's not!8Evening StandardJan 9, 2026
Northern son seen recycling garbage8The IndependentMay 31, 2025
Snoop around new senator's bunk8The IndependentJun 12, 2024
Note doughnut with new taste, possibly rhubarb8The IndependentJun 9, 2024
Inanity8Evening StandardJan 2, 2024
“Baloney!”8Eugene ShefferMar 20, 2023
About NONSENSE in crosswords
NONSENSE is a 8-letter answer that has appeared 9 times in our database across 8 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “Gibberish” in the USA Today crossword on July 26, 2026.
Other 8-letter answers
ASTERISKStar put in jeopardy beneath a wobbly set
RELEVANTOn point
PRETASTEEarly sample
TRANSFERHandover
ADMIRALSShip brass
ADRIATICNorthernmost arm of the Mediterranean
TWENTIESBlooming years passed wearing shackles
FRONTIERBorder
HYPNOTICMesmerising
SOBSTORYTearful tale
OPENPLANLike an office designed for collaboration
OLDFRUITDear fellow died in our lift, putting that out of order
RECKLESSLike crazy driving - though without a crash, we're told
FENGSHUIChinese home-decor philosophy
Every appearance of NONSENSE (9)
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Jul 26, 2026
Gibberish · USA Today · 3 Down
May 17, 2026
Rubbish collection of points almost nobody accepts (8) · The Guardian · 13 Down
Jan 9, 2026
Gobbledygook? Of course it's not! · Evening Standard · 42 Across
May 31, 2025
Northern son seen recycling garbage · The Independent · 13 Across
Jun 12, 2024
Snoop around new senator's bunk · The Independent · 31 Across
Jun 9, 2024
Note doughnut with new taste, possibly rhubarb · The Independent · 4 Down
Jan 2, 2024
Inanity · Evening Standard · 21 Down
Mar 20, 2023
“Baloney!” · Eugene Sheffer · 26 Down
Jan 1, 2021
Gobbledygook? Of course it's not! · Evening Standard · 42 Across