The Independent Crossword June 6 2026 Answers
Saturday puzzle · 108 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the The Independent Crossword June 6 2026 answers. The Saturday puzzle has 108 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.
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Leader in Sun, Farage: "Our NHS needs Reform". Such a divisive character!SARAHFERGUSON13Across1
ActionDEED4Across1
Dried grassHAY3Across3
Convulsive shiverSHUDDER7Across8
Farewell toastCHEERIO7Across9
Weighed downLADEN5Across9
Starts to dream up musical titleDUCHESS7Across10
AdditionalSUPPLEMENTAL12Across10
US state whose capital is PhoenixARIZONA7Across11
Small flock of partridgeCOVEY5Across11
Crazy upper-class twit discharged in US cityNUTTY5Across11
10 had, in essence, acquired a reputation for dishonestySHADINESS9Across12
Fight (Informal)SETTO5Across13
Gloria's arranged housing for eastern women hereSERAGLIO8Across13
Conservation organisation founded in 1895NATIONALTRUST13Across13
The doctrine that the morally correct course of action consists in the greatest good for the greatest numberUTILITARIANISM14Across14
At onceSTRAIGHTAWAY12Across15
Renovate equipment used to broadcast sermon?REVAMP6Across15
The bushy leguminous plant Cicer arietinum, cultivated for its edible seedsCHICKPEA8Across15
The Pope's tiaraTRIPLECROWN11Across16
Most vulgar ways in France and the UK to frame Germany?RUDEST6Across18
Member of the fictional Addams Family played by Jackie Coogan in the original TV series and by Christopher Lloyd in the filmsUNCLEFESTER11Across18
Divide by twoHALVE5Across19
Confront newspaper defending large international operationFACELIFT8Across19
The small leguminous plant Lens culinaris, cultivated for its edible seedsLENTIL6Across20
Spanish drinkSANGRIA7Across20
PallidWAN3Across21
1984 science fantasy film starring Jeff Bridges and Karen AllenSTARMAN7Across21
Bury the greatest article along with the restINTERALIA9Across22
Any of the early French settlers in Nova Scotia, many of whom were deported to Louisiana in the 18th centuryACADIAN7Across22
Fluid-filled sacCYST4Across22
Complete write offTOTAL5Across24
Tasteless, fashionable drink Ingrid drainedINSIPID7Across25
Old court letter exposed Group of EightOCTETTE7Across26
Fictional fox whose TV stooges included Rodney Bewes, Derek Fowlds and Roy NorthBASILBRUSH10Across26
Starmer bans me getting involved; shameEMBARRASSMENT13Across27
English poet, painter, and printmaker whose works include Songs of Innocence and of ExperienceWILLIAMBLAKE12Across29
In rugby, a loose scrum that forms around a player who is holding the ball and on his feetMAUL4Across31
Roman Catholic feast celebrated on the Thursday after Trinity SundayCORPUSCHRISTI13Across32
An omen of death in the form of a black dog in the J K Rowling novel Harry Potter and the Prisoner of AzkabanGRIM4Across34
English singer-songwriter who was a founding member of the progressive rock band Van der Graaf GeneratorPETERHAMMILL12Across35
Non-scientific subjects of study, such as literature and historyHUMANITIES10Across36
A type of satirical, usually topical, West Indian balladCALYPSO7Across37
The only horse ever to complete the Champion Hurdle/Gold Cup double at CheltenhamDAWNRUN7Across39
One of a series of gliding steps in ballet in which the same foot always leadsCHASSE6Across40
Large blood vessel of the neck that returns blood to the heart from the head and faceJUGULARVEIN11Across43
A 1972 Number 1 single for T RexTELEGRAMSAM11Across46
Town in the Epping Forest district of Essex in which the TV series Birds of a Feather is setCHIGWELL8Across48
Another name for "12 Down" borealisNORTHERNLIGHTS14Across49
A party game in which someone tries to catch and identify the other players without being able to see themBLINDMANSBUFF13Across51
1978 Rainer Werner Fassbinder film starring Dirk Bogarde, based on a novel of the same name by Vladimir NabokovDESPAIR7Across52
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Time for another bit to eat?SECONDS7Down1
English poet, short story writer and novelist best known for his poem The ListenersWALTERDELAMARE14Down1
StopDESIST6Down1
Used keys again and went back inREENTERED9Down2
An imaginary country of tiny inhabitants in Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's TravelsLILLIPUT8Down2
Kit outEQUIP5Down2
A bit posh or synthetically, affectedly refined in speechHORSY5Down3
The second-largest city in CanadaMONTREAL8Down3
Water main outletHYDRANT7Down3
TugYANK4Down4
Say Oscar first in command, being self-obsessedEGOISTIC8Down4
Vienna-born psychiatrist considered the founder of psychoanalytic child psychology alongside Melanie KleinANNAFREUD9Down4
Category-A listed building in Ayrshire that was the birthplace of John DalrympleSTAIRHOUSE10Down5
DebasedADULTERATED11Down5
Accursed rabid hound turns upGODDAM6Down5
American writer whose novels include The Naked and the DeadNORMANMAILER12Down6
Edge of a hatBRIM4Down6
Desecration of New Age relicsSACRILEGE9Down6
FurtiveCLANDESTINE11Down7
The derived SI unit of pressurePASCAL6Down7
Relative having base in Riviera locationNIECE5Down7
Consumes American drink round back of roadhouseUSESUP6Down8
Richard ___, German designer who helped to create the teddy bearSTEIFF6Down8
A jelly-like sweet flavoured with flower essences, usually cut into cubes and covered in icing sugarTURKISHDELIGHT14Down9
Volcanic tropical island in the South Atlantic Ocean that was Napoleon Bonaparte's second and final place of exileSTHELENA8Down10
BuntingORTOLAN7Down12
The Roman goddess of the dawnAURORA6Down12
Top grub (as cooked here?)GASTROPUB9Down14
DespotTYRANT6Down14
Deep cutGASH4Down16
Philosopher Ayer cleaned out horrid toiletsARISTOTLE9Down16
VerboseWORDY5Down17
Lover boy turned on as sparkling wine goes roundCASANOVA8Down17
See 25WINSOMEWITCH12Down17
Stop bucketin' down, by the sound of itREININ6Down18
MasticateCHEW4Down18
Type of administration of a British overseas territory, such as Hong Kong before the 1997 handover to the Peoples' Republic of ChinaCROWNCOLONY11Down19
Everybody featured in trial least likely to be believableTALLEST7Down20
Ogilvie regularly disembarked the German aircraftGLIDER6Down21
A plant of the pink family, of the genera Silene and Lychnis, said to have been used for victors' garlands in ancient timesCAMPION7Down23
Experience Rubens' final piece hung in galleryTASTE5Down23
A rich velouté sauce made with a base of veal or chicken stock and cream or egg yolksSUPREME7Down24
St Paul's correspondent periodically rejected this truismTITUS5Down24
1960s animated Hanna-Barbera TV series whose title character was voiced by Jean Vander PylWINSOMEWITCH12Down25
Well-known song by Sir Noël Coward from his 1929 operetta Bitter SweetILLSEEYOUAGAIN14Down27
In ancient Greece and Rome, a god of wine and giver of ecstasy, identified with DionysusBACCHUS7Down28
City in southwest Germany that became the largest US garrison outside the United States in the late 1940sKAISERSLAUTERN14Down30
System of Christian belief that rejects the Trinity and the divinity of ChristUNITARIANISM12Down33
See 5STAIRHOUSE10Down36
Chief sheikhdom and capital of the UAEABUDHABI8Down38
Stephen Bishop's first album, featuring the hit singles On and On and Save It for a Rainy DayCARELESS8Down40
A dry brown brandy distilled in the French district of GersARMAGNAC8Down41
A group or series of fourTETRAD6Down42
The Icarus ___, 1988 thriller by Robert Ludlum that is the sequel to The Chancellor ManuscriptAGENDA6Down44
Roman god of fire and metalworking whose Greek counterpart is HephaestusVULCAN6Down45
See 4ANNAFREUD9Down47
Leon A ___, Philadelphia soul songwriting and record production partner of Kenneth GambleHUFF4Down50
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