The New York Times Spelling Bee is a popular puzzle that tests your spelling skills. Every day, a new puzzle is released, and players have to spell all the words in the puzzle.
Today’s Pangram is “BELONGED” | “BOONDOGGLE” | “BOONDOGGLED”
Here are the answers and solutions to the NYT Spelling Bee Official :
As Always Today, we’ll delve into a fascinating assortment of words commonly encountered in spelling bee competitions. we’ll explore their meanings and provide examples to help you understand them better. So, put on your thinking cap as we dive into the world of spelling bee answers!
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| 4 LETTER ANSWERS |
BEEN:
The past participle of “be,” indicates existence or occurrence in the past.
BELL:
A hollow metal object is typically used to produce a ringing sound.
BEND:
To curve or flex something.
BLED:
Past tense of “bleed,” meaning to lose blood.
BLOB:
A shapeless, often amorphous mass or structure.
BLOG:
A regularly updated online journal or informational website.
BODE:
To be an omen or indication of something.
BOLD:
Showing a strong and confident character.
BOLL:
A rounded seed capsule, typically of cotton plants.
BOLO:
A large knife with a single-edged blade, is often used in the Philippines.
BOND:
A connection or link between individuals or things.
BONE:
The hard tissue forms the skeleton of vertebrates.
BONG:
A water pipe is used for smoking substances like cannabis.
BOOB:
Slang for a foolish or silly person; also a euphemism for a woman’s breast.
BOON:
Something beneficial or favorable.
EBON:
Dark or black, often referring to wood.
GLOB:
A rounded mass or shape.
LOBE:
A rounded part, especially a projecting anatomical part.
LOBO:
Spanish for wolf.
NOOB:
Slang for a newcomer or someone inexperienced.
OBOE:
A musical instrument of the woodwind family.
| 5 LETTER ANSWERS |
BELLE:
A beautiful and charming woman.
BLEED:
To lose blood or allow a substance to escape.
BLEND:
To mix or combine different substances.
BLOND:
Light in color, typically referring to hair.
BLOOD:
The red liquid that circulates in the arteries and veins of humans.
BODED:
Predicted or foreshadowed.
BONED:
Having had the bones removed.
BONGO:
A type of drum.
BOOED:
Expressing disapproval by making a loud sound.
EBBED:
Receded or declined, often used in the context of tides.
GLOBE:
A spherical representation of the Earth.
LOBED:
Having lobes or distinct rounded sections.
NOBLE:
Having high moral qualities; belonging to the aristocracy.
| 6 LETTER ANSWERS |
BEDDED:
Placed or arranged in a bed.
BEGGED:
Asked for something earnestly or desperately.
BEGONE:
To go away or depart.
BELLED:
Equipped with or adorned with bells.
BELONG:
To be a member or part of a particular group.
BLONDE:
A person with fair hair and a light complexion.
BOBBED:
Moved up and down in a short, quick motion.
BOBBLE:
To move or swing with an uneven, jerky motion.
BOGGED:
Stuck in mud or a swampy area.
BOGGLE:
To be overwhelmed or astonished.
BOLDED:
Made bold or emphasized.
BONBON:
A small, sweet confection, often coated in chocolate.
BONDED:
Joined or connected strongly.
BONOBO:
A type of great ape.
BOOBOO:
A minor injury or mistake; also used affectionately to refer to a child.
BOODLE:
Illicit gain or bribery.
DEBONE:
To remove the bones from meat.
GOBBLE:
To eat quickly and greedily.
LOBBED:
Thrown or hit in a high, slow arc.
OBLONG:
Having an elongated shape, typically rectangular.
| 7 LETTER ANSWERS |
BLENDED:
Mixed or combined harmoniously.
BLOBBED:
Formed into a shapeless mass.
BLOGGED:
Wrote or contributed to a blog.
BLOODED:
Having noble or aristocratic ancestry.
BOBBLED:
Moved with an uneven, jerky motion.
BOGGLED:
Became overwhelmed or astonished.
DEBONED:
Having had the bones removed.
ENNOBLE:
To elevate in rank or character.
GOBBLED:
Ate quickly and greedily.
| 8 LETTER ANSWERS |
BELONGED: (Pangram)
Was a member or part of a particular group.
ENNOBLED:
Elevated in rank or character.
| 10 LETTER ANSWERS |
BOONDOGGLE: (Pangram)
A pointless or wasteful project.
| 11 LETTER ANSWERS |
BOONDOGGLED: (Pangram)
Engaged in a pointless or wasteful activity.
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