Crossword answer
OATMEAL
7 letters · Used for 17 different clues · 28 appearances · Last seen The Independent, October 1, 2026
Letter pattern
OATMEAL
Clues that lead to OATMEAL
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
Having clipped wings, coax bird to eat end of worm for breakfast7The IndependentOct 1, 2026
Porridge ingredient7Evening StandardSep 12, 2026
Coarse flour, to a cooked breakfast, say7Daily ExpressJul 17, 2026
Hot breakfast often served with cinnamon7USA TodayJul 6, 2026
Porridge, usually7NewsdayJun 12, 2026
Porridge given to a male mistakenly7Daily ExpressMay 2, 2026
Lee has a hot bowl of ___ to start off his day7New York TimesJan 21, 2026
Evidently cereal repast7Evening StandardAug 28, 2025
Colour popular with a fieldmouse7Evening StandardApr 11, 2025
Nothing but a metal product, yet of vegetable origin7Evening StandardJul 29, 2024
For a motel, a strange colour7Evening StandardMar 22, 2024
Quaker's healthy breakfast offering7Daily ThemedAug 8, 2023
Porridge kin that pairs well with 15a7Daily ThemedApr 23, 2023
Breakfast bowlful7Eugene ShefferFeb 2, 2023
It can obviously figure in a vegetarian repast7Evening StandardDec 13, 2022
To a male, can suggest porridge7Evening StandardJun 21, 2022
Starts slicing a meat loaf found in the kitchen7Evening StandardMay 25, 2018
About OATMEAL in crosswords
OATMEAL is a 7-letter answer that has appeared 28 times in our database across 17 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “Having clipped wings, coax bird to eat end of worm for breakfast” in the The Independent crossword on October 1, 2026.
Other 7-letter answers
POPUPADBrowser irritant [Seal]
OUSTINGBouncing
POMADESSome hair products
TADPOLEA little upright creature?
JETFREESlip away
AUDITEDDid a taxing job?
INSPECTClosely examine
KUBRICK"Barry Lyndon" director
JETWAYSPassages to planes
NFLGAMEContest between Giants and Titans, e.g.
NOMADICRootless
WIDENEDExpanded, as a search area
BLAMEME"I'm the one who screwed up"
BECAUSEMotive introducer
Every appearance of OATMEAL (28)
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Oct 1, 2026
Having clipped wings, coax bird to eat end of worm for breakfast · The Independent · 2 Down
Sep 12, 2026
Porridge ingredient · Evening Standard · 9 Across
Jul 17, 2026
Coarse flour, to a cooked breakfast, say · Daily Express · 18 Down
Jul 6, 2026
Hot breakfast often served with cinnamon · USA Today · 51 Across
Jun 19, 2026
Coarse flour, to a cooked breakfast, say · Daily Express · 18 Down
Jun 12, 2026
Porridge, usually · Newsday · Down
May 2, 2026
Porridge given to a male mistakenly · Daily Express · 6 Down
Apr 20, 2026
Porridge ingredient · Evening Standard · 9 Across
Jan 21, 2026
Lee has a hot bowl of ___ to start off his day · New York Times · 15 Across
Aug 28, 2025
Evidently cereal repast · Evening Standard · 9 Across
Jun 1, 2025
Porridge ingredient · The Independent · 4 Down
Apr 11, 2025
Colour popular with a fieldmouse · Evening Standard · 14 Across
Jul 29, 2024
Nothing but a metal product, yet of vegetable origin · Evening Standard · 9 Across
Apr 9, 2024
Porridge ingredient · The Independent · 8 Across
Mar 22, 2024
For a motel, a strange colour · Evening Standard · 19 Down
Aug 8, 2023
Quaker's healthy breakfast offering · Daily Themed · 37 Across
Apr 23, 2023
Porridge kin that pairs well with 15a · Daily Themed · 4 Down
Feb 2, 2023
Breakfast bowlful · Eugene Sheffer · 8 Down
Dec 13, 2022
It can obviously figure in a vegetarian repast · Evening Standard · 9 Across
Jun 21, 2022
To a male, can suggest porridge · Evening Standard · 9 Across
Dec 28, 2021
Porridge ingredient · Evening Standard · 9 Across
Aug 31, 2021
Porridge ingredient · Evening Standard · 9 Across
Jan 26, 2021
Porridge ingredient · Evening Standard · 9 Across
Apr 24, 2020
Colour popular with a fieldmouse · Evening Standard · 14 Across
Jan 21, 2020
Evidently cereal repast · Evening Standard · 9 Across
Apr 19, 2019
For a motel, a strange colour · Evening Standard · 19 Down
May 25, 2018
Starts slicing a meat loaf found in the kitchen · Evening Standard · 34 Down
May 8, 2018
Nothing but a metal product, yet of vegetable origin · Evening Standard · 9 Across