Crossword answer
RIGMAROLE
9 letters · Used for 6 different clues · 7 appearances · Last seen The Guardian, September 13, 2026
Letter pattern
RIGMAROLE
Clues that lead to RIGMAROLE
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
Complicated procedure creating large Miro reproduction (9)9The GuardianSep 13, 2026
Arrange with mother to get part in performance (9)9The SunMay 17, 2026
Long and complicated process (9)9The SunMay 17, 2026
Long, rambling discourse (9)9The SunApr 2, 2026
Set up male with a part in performance (9)9The SunApr 2, 2026
Long complicated procedure9Evening StandardMar 18, 2025
About RIGMAROLE in crosswords
RIGMAROLE is a 9-letter answer that has appeared 7 times in our database across 6 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “Complicated procedure creating large Miro reproduction (9)” in the The Guardian crossword on September 13, 2026.
Other 9-letter answers
SPITITOUTCurrent advice in recession, sell? Don't be dumb
NOSEBLEEDSee blonde dancing, getting minor injury (9)
TOPBANANAAct given star billing, for best performance by a theatrical dog
CONUNDRUMRiddle
SLIPSAWAYLeaves unobtrusively
LIKEASHOTQuickly heart someone's Instagram post
ABOUNDINGSkip wearing silver trousers all over the place
WRISTBANDWearable form of admission
POINTLESSAnti-matter?
EMULATORSPrograms for playing retro video games, often
TURNIPTOPGreens convert Pip to cycling
EDITORIALLeader column
CLOUDNINEUni cloned bats in happy place (5,4)
GODDESSESFrigg and Freyja, e.g.
Every appearance of RIGMAROLE (7)
Click to expand · newest first
Sep 13, 2026
Complicated procedure creating large Miro reproduction (9) · The Guardian · 25 Across
May 17, 2026
Long and complicated process (9) · The Sun · 4 Down
May 17, 2026
Arrange with mother to get part in performance (9) · The Sun · 4 Down
Apr 2, 2026
Long, rambling discourse (9) · The Sun · 11 Down
Apr 2, 2026
Set up male with a part in performance (9) · The Sun · 11 Down
Mar 18, 2025
Long complicated procedure · Evening Standard · 21 Across
Nov 29, 2018
Long complicated procedure · Evening Standard · 21 Across