Crossword answer
STRETCHER
9 letters · Used for 6 different clues · 7 appearances · Last seen Daily Express, April 8, 2026
Letter pattern
STRETCHER
Clues that lead to STRETCHER
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
Part of table used to carry patient9Daily ExpressApr 8, 2026
Lie back briefly cuddling cat9The IndependentFeb 28, 2026
Bird starts to eat rancid litter9The IndependentJan 27, 2024
Is it used extensively by paramedics?9Evening StandardDec 29, 2023
Is it used extensively by ambulance men?9Evening StandardDec 30, 2022
Litter9Evening StandardAug 20, 2021
About STRETCHER in crosswords
STRETCHER is a 9-letter answer that has appeared 7 times in our database across 6 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “Part of table used to carry patient” in the Daily Express crossword on April 8, 2026.
Other 9-letter answers
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Every appearance of STRETCHER (7)
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Apr 8, 2026
Part of table used to carry patient · Daily Express · 4 Down
Feb 28, 2026
Lie back briefly cuddling cat · The Independent · 23 Across
Jan 27, 2024
Bird starts to eat rancid litter · The Independent · 23 Across
Dec 29, 2023
Is it used extensively by paramedics? · Evening Standard · 36 Across
Dec 30, 2022
Is it used extensively by ambulance men? · Evening Standard · 36 Across
Aug 20, 2021
Litter · Evening Standard · 39 Across
Jan 11, 2019
Is it used extensively by ambulance men? · Evening Standard · 36 Across