Word "SHINGLE" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
building material used as siding or roofing
Synonyms:
shake

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a small signboard outside the office of a lawyer or doctor, e.g.

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
coarse beach gravel of small waterworn stones and pebbles (or a stretch of shore covered with such gravel)

Crossword Clues for SHINGLE

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Thin tile The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 01 Sep 2025
Husband snared by one tile (7)
Small stones The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 29 Jun 2025
There's one H in "Haircut"! (7)
Short cut in translating English
Individual gathering hot gravel The Times Quick Cryptic 29 May 2025
Seashore pebbles The Telegraph Quick 23 Mar 2025
The kind of beach that's peculiarly English (7)
Roofing tile Newsday 03 Mar 2025
Hot, one is about to get a short haircut (7)
Tibia? Leg broken on stones (7)
Tiny shore pebbles (7)
A gritty sort of hairstyle it may be (7)
Making English tile (7) Puzzler Cryptic 13 Feb 2025
Pebbles gleam around excavated gravel The Telegraph Toughie 06 Feb 2025
Terribly English feature of a beach (7)
One slurred the word "hairstyle" (7)
Thin, flat tile found on the seashore
Gravel is peculiarly English (7)
Bob could be English (7)
Complaint from husband caught in unmarried circle (7)
Roofing material Eugene Sheffer 04 Dec 2024
Coarse gravel found on beaches (7) Puzzler Backwords 02 Dec 2024
Coarse gravel The Sun Two Speed 21 Nov 2024
Rocky English beach The Sun Two Speed 21 Nov 2024
Hairstyle that may be suited to the beach (7)
Hair style on the beach (7)
Thin roof tile (7)
Roof slate (7)
Loose pebbles (7)
Within one hour, gets the gravel (7)
Short cut on the beach?
Within one hour, getting a haircut (7)
Variety of English pebbles (7) Puzzler Cryptic 28 Jun 2024
Pebbles on seashore (7)
Shattered English roof tile (7)
Hair style that's peculiarly English (7)
English variety of beach
Short cut from the beach? (7)
The one H in "haircut" (7)
Bind shin and broken leg with roofing material (7)
Coarse beach material (7)
Drunk perhaps alone, one on the tiles?
Hair style peculiarly English (7)
Hairstyle suitable for the beach? (7)
Short cut in English perhaps
Type of beach hair-style? (7)
Ordered English roofing material (7)
Mass of pebbles here initially one gathers (7)
Mass of pebbles (7)
Waterside
Toast, to a GI
Roof tile used as doctor's nameplate (7)
Tile
Heat breaking unattached tile
Not sand, which is hard for one to grasp (7)
One put the H in "haircut" (7)
Beach gravel? (7)
Seashore pebbles The Sun Two Speed 23 Nov 2023
Husband in run to deliver coarse gravel The Sun Two Speed 23 Nov 2023
Stones record, about an hour The Times Cryptic 06 Nov 2023
Pebbles one's found around hotel The Telegraph Cryptic 16 Oct 2023
Stones record captures hearts The Telegraph Toughie 11 Apr 2023
Hairstyle, one captivating husband The Guardian Cryptic 25 Jan 2023
Piece of roofing Newsday 02 Oct 2022
English model is sprawled out on the beach Irish Times Crosaire 02 Oct 2021
Roof tile Universal 16 Aug 2021
Little pebbles hard during one run
Coarse beach gravel Irish Times Simplex 19 Jan 2021
One gathering hard pebbles The Telegraph Cryptic 10 Jan 2021
Seashore pebbles The Telegraph Quick 19 Dec 2020
Rafter neighbor New York Times 12 Dec 2020
roof tile
One picks hard pebble
Play with English pebbles on the beach
Sand and small stones mixed, as a beach The Guardian Speedy 30 Aug 2020
Hearts set in individual stones
Stormy English beach? The Sun Two Speed 27 Apr 2020
Coarse gravel The Sun Two Speed 27 Apr 2020
It’s on the house Wall Street Journal 25 Apr 2020
Sole broken by hard beach stones
Run round hard pebbles on beach
Record-breaking hotel which is at the seaside
Beach pebbles The Times Concise 23 May 2019
It's on the house Universal 24 Mar 2019
Husband in run to deliver coarse gravel The Sun Two Speed 28 Feb 2019
Seashore pebbles The Sun Two Speed 28 Feb 2019
It's on the house
English sort of surface on beach?
Beach hotel squeezed in accommodation for one
Rocky English beach The Sun Two Speed 08 Nov 2018
Stones 7' perhaps captivates husband The Telegraph Cryptic 15 Oct 2018
Gravel stored in smashing lean-to The Telegraph Cryptic 11 Oct 2018
Seashore gravel The Telegraph Quick 26 Aug 2018
One carries hard piece of toast
Roofing tile Newsday 08 Aug 2018
Short cut in bad English
Small pebbles fractured leg, bone alongside
Rough English surface of beach The Sun Two Speed 26 Feb 2018
Beach pebbles The Sun Two Speed 26 Feb 2018
One carries hard stones The Telegraph Toughie 14 Feb 2018
Bank, stony? One requiring injection of cash ultimately
Fragments of rock in broken English
Seaside pebbles The Times Concise 14 Nov 2017
Alone, crossing hard pebbles
English rocks, small pebbles on a beach
Dentist's front-lawn display, perhaps USA Today 04 Aug 2017
Dentist's front-lawn display, perhaps
Roofing tile Universal 30 Dec 2016
One collecting hard stones along the shore The Times Cryptic 24 Oct 2016
Only including hard pebbles found on beach The Telegraph Cryptic 29 May 2016
Variety of English pebbles The Sun Two Speed 12 Feb 2016
Roofing tile
Pebbles unbroken round end of beach The Telegraph Cryptic 10 Dec 2015
Building material one found outside hospital The Times Cryptic 26 Nov 2015
First cut of hair in one's haircut
Outside hospital, unattached piece of roof The Telegraph Cryptic 18 Oct 2015
Stones record about heroin
Husband interferes in unmarried woman's haircut
English (anag.) The Telegraph Quick 02 May 2015
One needs an H in 'hairdo' The Telegraph Toughie 10 Mar 2015
Stones‘ hit originally breaks record
Tile – tight one?
Doctor's signboard
Possible target for a nail gun
Lawyer's signboard
Doctor's signboard
Doctor's signboard
Piece of toast, in army slang
Doctor's signboard
Roof piece
Roofing tile
Roof covering
Roof, in a way
Shake
Lawyer's sign
Roofing unit
Dentist's sign
Short haircut.
John Doe, Attorney-at-law, for instance.
Hair-do of the Nineteen Twenties.
Professional signboard: Colloq.
Doctor's sign
Professional sign.
Lawyer's signboard: Colloq.
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