Crossword answer
URSULA
6 letters · Used for 5 different clues · 7 appearances · Last seen USA Today, October 6, 2026
Letter pattern
URSULA
Clues that lead to URSULA
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
___ K. Le Guin (author of "The Left Hand of Darkness")6USA TodayOct 6, 2026
After half an hour, Saul was crazy for her!6Evening StandardJun 14, 2026
You are texting us about the French Bond girl?6The IndependentApr 17, 2026
Saint who took only half an hour to convert Saul6Evening StandardAug 23, 2025
Fictional villain who is half-octopus and appeared in Disney's "Little Mermaid"6Daily ThemedOct 7, 2021
About URSULA in crosswords
URSULA is a 6-letter answer that has appeared 7 times in our database across 5 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “___ K. Le Guin (author of "The Left Hand of Darkness")” in the USA Today crossword on October 6, 2026.
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Every appearance of URSULA (7)
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Oct 6, 2026
___ K. Le Guin (author of "The Left Hand of Darkness") · USA Today · 1 Down
Jun 14, 2026
After half an hour, Saul was crazy for her! · Evening Standard · 24 Down
Apr 17, 2026
You are texting us about the French Bond girl? · The Independent · 19 Across
Aug 23, 2025
Saint who took only half an hour to convert Saul · Evening Standard · 4 Across
Oct 7, 2021
Fictional villain who is half-octopus and appeared in Disney's "Little Mermaid" · Daily Themed · 41 Down
Apr 19, 2021
After half an hour, Saul was crazy for her! · Evening Standard · 24 Down
Jan 9, 2020
Saint who took only half an hour to convert Saul · Evening Standard · 4 Across