Rice familiarly covering carriages with new cadet wanting what isn't good for him — Crossword Clue

Last seen 15th Apr 2009Guardian Cryptic

Stuck on the 15–letter crossword clue “Rice familiarly covering carriages with new cadet wanting what isn't good for him”? This page covers its appearance in Guardian Cryptic on 15th Apr 2009. You can reveal the answer at your pace — one letter at a time or the whole word in one go. We also provide helpful extras where available: an AI-generated hint, a dictionary definition, other clues that share the same answer, and a jumbled-letters view for quick anagramming.

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The answer to “Rice familiarly covering carriages with new cadet wanting what isn't good for him” is CONTRAINDICATED (15 letters).

We last saw “Rice familiarly covering carriages with new cadet wanting what isn't good for him” in Guardian Cryptic on 15th Apr 2009.

The 15-letter answer for “Rice familiarly covering carriages with new cadet wanting what isn't good for him” is CONTRAINDICATED.

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