A fine headdress means nothing, covered in ice-cream!(7 letters)
Below is the answer to the crossword clue “A fine headdress means nothing, covered in ice-cream!”, taken from the Evening Standard's Cryptic crossword on 8th January 2026.
The answer is
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Other clues that solve to CORONET
The same answer often re-appears with different clues over the years. Tap a clue to open its answer page, or the date to jump straight to that day's puzzle.
- #6 down Crown (7) 15th June 2026
- #13 down Uncommonly, perhaps, it goes to one's head (7) 16th February 2026
- #21 down A fine headdress means nothing, covered in ice-cream! (7) 8th January 2026
- #32 across Small crown (7) 3rd November 2025
- #19 down Small crown (7) 17th September 2025
- #13 across Small crown (7) 9th April 2025
- #16 down Crown (7) 7th February 2025
- #13 down Small crown (7) 31st December 2024
- #39 across Small crown (7) 27th December 2024
- #13 across Small crown (7) 28th March 2024
- #4 down Small crown (7) 1st November 2023
- #4 down Small crown (7) 13th September 2023
- #23 down Small crown (7) 20th April 2023
- #13 across Small crown (7) 2nd January 2023
- #5 down Crown (7) 27th December 2021
- #6 down Crown (7) 20th April 2021
- #13 down Uncommonly, perhaps, it goes to one's head (7) 22nd October 2020
- #21 down A fine headdress means nothing, covered in ice-cream! (7) 19th August 2020
- #32 across Small crown (7) 4th May 2020
- #16 down Small crown (7) 14th February 2020
- #19 down Small crown (7) 11th February 2020
- #13 across Toe corn treatment many a woman would love (7) 16th July 2019
- #13 across Small crown (7) 24th December 2018
- #16 down Crown (7) 5th December 2018
- #39 across Small crown (7) 23rd November 2018
- #13 down Small crown (7) 20th September 2018
- #13 across Small crown (7) 16th January 2018
More clues from this puzzle
Other clues from the same Evening Standard Cryptic crossword on 8th January 2026. Tap Reveal to see an answer, or click the clue to open its own page.
- #1 across Clever bighead, never wrong (6)
- #1 down Bawl, i.e., in miserable style (6)
- #2 down A leading lady and good Scots queen (6)
- #3 down The ones to take a little money from a Poet Laureate (4)
- #4 down Funnily, he and his son found fame on TV (7)
- #5 down A proud walk in support of something (5)
- #6 down Pieces of land, possibly one less (5)
- #7 across Ancient people with successful record it set out for (8)
- #8 across Part of cow I fed partner (4)
- #8 down Points out half of it is alcoholic! (4)
- #9 down She gave Ziegfeld a start (3)