Crossword answer
RAREST
6 letters · Used for 9 different clues · 11 appearances · Last seen Evening Standard, September 27, 2026
Letter pattern
RAREST
Clues that lead to RAREST
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
To give soldiers a break is most unusual!6Evening StandardSep 27, 2026
Most valuable, maybe6Wall Street JournalSep 23, 2026
Hardest to find6NewsdaySep 2, 2026
Artist joins the others - most unusual6Daily ExpressJun 29, 2026
Least obtainable6NewsdayMay 7, 2026
Like kyawthuite, among gems6New York TimesJan 23, 2026
Least common6NewsdayNov 25, 2025
Most uncommon6Daily ThemedOct 20, 2025
Hardest to find in a fine street6Evening StandardJul 20, 2023
About RAREST in crosswords
RAREST is a 6-letter answer that has appeared 11 times in our database across 9 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “To give soldiers a break is most unusual!” in the Evening Standard crossword on September 27, 2026.
Other 6-letter answers
ARISESSprouts up
CLARETRose alternative
ELPASOTexas city
IMPUTEAttribute wrinkled up with time
SPIDERWeb designer
OPENERBatsman or cracksman?
JOINEDSigned up
DELANOFDR part
ALPACALlama kin
EXMOORAn English part, no longer Othello, for instance
ANKARASome thank Arab for capital (6)
ELAPSEPass, as time spent asleep, maybe
EXHALEBreathe out
LARIATRoundup rope
Every appearance of RAREST (11)
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Sep 27, 2026
To give soldiers a break is most unusual! · Evening Standard · 29 Across
Sep 23, 2026
Most valuable, maybe · Wall Street Journal · 24 Down
Sep 2, 2026
Hardest to find · Newsday · Down
Jun 29, 2026
Artist joins the others - most unusual · Daily Express · 8 Down
May 7, 2026
Least obtainable · Newsday · Across
Jan 23, 2026
Like kyawthuite, among gems · New York Times · 23 Across
Dec 8, 2025
Hardest to find · New York Times · 50 Across
Nov 25, 2025
Least common · Newsday · Across
Oct 20, 2025
Most uncommon · Daily Themed · 7 Down
Jul 20, 2023
Hardest to find in a fine street · Evening Standard · 30 Across
Sep 22, 2021
To give soldiers a break is most unusual! · Evening Standard · 29 Across