Crossword answer
OBAN
4 letters · Used for 7 different clues · 8 appearances · Last seen The Independent, July 29, 2026
Letter pattern
OBAN
Clues that lead to OBAN
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
Steal ring from East Scotland town4The IndependentJul 29, 2026
Outlaw after drop of overpriced port4The IndependentApr 7, 2026
A two bank town in Scotland?4Evening StandardAug 8, 2024
Town with less than two banks4Evening StandardOct 19, 2023
Where, in Scotland, there's nothing to prohibit?4Evening StandardSep 27, 2023
In Scotland, nothing but prohibition4Evening StandardMar 21, 2023
Place in a job anywhere in Scotland4Evening StandardAug 6, 2019
About OBAN in crosswords
OBAN is a 4-letter answer that has appeared 8 times in our database across 7 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “Steal ring from East Scotland town” in the The Independent crossword on July 29, 2026.
Other 4-letter answers
ALEG"Break ___!" ("Good luck!"): 2 wds.
RARELike a blue moon or blue steak
TSKSDisapproving sounds
BEERFrequent sportscast sponsor
AGAL"I found myself ___ pal at the park today!" (words from one befriending another mom, perhaps): 2 wds.
OTISR&B legend Redding
SMUGSelf-satisfied
EFTSYoung newts
NOON"High ___" (1952 Western film starring Gary Cooper)
CHICStylishly fashionable
RIPSCastigates
NESSCostner T-man role
LSATExam for a future atty.
ARCHTriumphal monument shape
Every appearance of OBAN (8)
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Jul 29, 2026
Steal ring from East Scotland town · The Independent · 22 Across
Apr 7, 2026
Outlaw after drop of overpriced port · The Independent · 24 Down
Aug 8, 2024
A two bank town in Scotland? · Evening Standard · 22 Across
Oct 19, 2023
Town with less than two banks · Evening Standard · 17 Across
Sep 27, 2023
Where, in Scotland, there's nothing to prohibit? · Evening Standard · 31 Across
Mar 21, 2023
In Scotland, nothing but prohibition · Evening Standard · 24 Down
Aug 6, 2019
Place in a job anywhere in Scotland · Evening Standard · 17 Across
May 21, 2018
A two bank town in Scotland? · Evening Standard · 22 Across