Crossword answer
TEASEL
6 letters · Used for 7 different clues · 8 appearances · Last seen Evening Standard, December 31, 2025
Letter pattern
TEASEL
Clues that lead to TEASEL
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
A steel product with prickles6Evening StandardDec 31, 2025
Perhaps China contracted large plant6The IndependentDec 2, 2025
Prickly plant6Eugene ShefferMay 1, 2025
Prickly plant beginning to tickle one under canvas6The IndependentJun 22, 2024
It grows prickly6Evening StandardJun 1, 2023
*Plant with prickly leaves6Daily ThemedMay 21, 2023
Annoy a novice with something prickly6Evening StandardJan 30, 2023
About TEASEL in crosswords
TEASEL is a 6-letter answer that has appeared 8 times in our database across 7 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “A steel product with prickles” in the Evening Standard crossword on December 31, 2025.
Other 6-letter answers
AILINGSick
AUDREY___ Hepburn, "Roman Holiday" star who was honored by the American Film Institute as the 3rd greatest female screen legend of all-time
CRAVATHardly the latest style of tax on a new car
TISANEHerbal infusion
RECODEDeal with bugs, say
ADFREESpotless?
MAGNUMChampagne bottle
SPARTACity-state of ancient Greece (6)
ENCODEHide, in a way, as a communication
KEATONSomehow, Kate working for Diane? (6)
VERSUSAgainst company abandoning new versions of record by American (6)
INSTALEstablish
ARNOLD"Frog and Toad" series writer Lobel
ELOTESGrilled corn snacks
Every appearance of TEASEL (8)
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Dec 31, 2025
A steel product with prickles · Evening Standard · 2 Down
Dec 2, 2025
Perhaps China contracted large plant · The Independent · 1 Across
May 1, 2025
Prickly plant · Eugene Sheffer · 45 Across
Jun 22, 2024
Prickly plant beginning to tickle one under canvas · The Independent · 6 Down
Jun 1, 2023
It grows prickly · Evening Standard · 5 Down
May 21, 2023
*Plant with prickly leaves · Daily Themed · 37 Down
Jan 30, 2023
Annoy a novice with something prickly · Evening Standard · 26 Across
Aug 5, 2020
A steel product with prickles · Evening Standard · 2 Down