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 “ANTICIPATE” | “CAPACITANCE” | “INCAPACITATE” | “PATIENCE” | “PICANTE” (Perfect) | “PITTANCE“
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 |
ACAI:
A small, purple berry native to Central and South America, known for its antioxidant properties.
ACNE:
A skin condition characterized by the inflammation of sebaceous glands, resulting in pimples and blemishes.
CANE:
A slender, flexible stem, often used for support or walking.
CANT:
A hypocritical and sanctimonious talk or expression of belief.
CAPE:
A piece of land extending into a body of water; also, a sleeveless outer garment.
CENT:
A unit of currency equal to one hundredth of a basic monetary unit.
CITE:
To refer to a source or quote as evidence or an example.
EPIC:
A long narrative poem, typically recounting the deeds of a legendary or historical hero.
NICE:
Pleasant, agreeable, or kind.
PACE:
The speed at which something is done or the rate of progress.
PACT:
A formal agreement or treaty between individuals or parties.
PICA:
A unit of typographic measurement, equal to approximately one-sixth of an inch.
TACT:
Skill and sensitivity in dealing with others or handling difficult situations.
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ANTIC:
Playful or humorous in an odd or whimsical way.
APACE:
Quickly or swiftly.
ATTIC:
A space or room just below the roof of a building.
CACTI:
Plural form of cactus, a succulent plant often found in arid regions.
CANNA:
A tropical plant with large, showy flowers.
ENACT:
To make into law or put into practice.
NIECE:
The daughter of one’s brother or sister.
PANIC:
Sudden and overwhelming fear or anxiety.
PEACE:
A state of tranquility or quiet; freedom from disturbance.
PECAN:
A type of nut with a sweet, edible kernel.
PENCE:
Plural form of penny, a unit of currency.
PIECE:
A separate or individual part of a whole.
TACET:
A musical term indicating that a particular instrument should remain silent.
TACIT:
Understood or implied without being explicitly stated.
TINCT:
A slight trace or coloring.
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ACACIA:
A type of tree or shrub, often with yellow flowers and spines.
ACCENT:
A distinctive way of pronouncing a language, especially associated with a particular region.
ACCEPT:
To agree to receive or take something offered.
ACETIC:
Relating to or containing acetic acid, as in vinegar.
APIECE:
For each one; individually.
CANAPE:
A small, decorative piece of bread or a cracker with a savory topping.
CANCAN:
A lively and high-kicking dance associated with French cabaret.
CANINE:
Related to or resembling a dog; also, a member of the dog family.
CATNAP:
A short and light sleep.
CATNIP:
A plant that can induce a euphoric response in cats.
ENTICE:
To attract or tempt by offering pleasure or advantage.
INCANT:
A spell or charm, often associated with magic.
INCITE:
To encourage or provoke into action.
INTACT:
Undamaged or untouched; complete.
IPECAC:
A plant extract used to induce vomiting, especially in cases of poisoning.
NIACIN:
A B-vitamin important for maintaining good health.
PECTIN:
A substance found in fruits that is used as a setting agent in jams and jellies.
PEPTIC:
Related to the digestive system, especially the stomach.
PICNIC:
An outdoor meal or gathering, usually in a park or natural setting.
TACTIC:
A carefully planned strategy or maneuver.
TANNIC:
Containing tannin, a substance found in plants used in tanning leather.
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ACETATE:
A salt or ester of acetic acid; also, a type of plastic material.
ANCIENT:
Very old or of a long time ago.
CANTATA:
A vocal composition with an instrumental accompaniment, typically in several movements.
CANTEEN:
A small container for holding liquids, often used by soldiers or hikers.
CANTINA:
A bar or small restaurant, especially in Spanish-speaking regions.
CAPTAIN:
A person in command of a ship, aircraft, or sports team.
EPICENE:
Having characteristics of both sexes or of neither sex.
PANACEA:
A remedy for all diseases or difficulties; a cure-all.
PENANCE:
Voluntary self-punishment to atone for sin.
PICANTE: (Perfect)
Spicy or piquant in flavor.
PICCATA:
A method of preparing meat, typically veal or chicken, by coating it in breadcrumbs and frying it, then serving it with a lemon and caper sauce.
TITANIC:
Of great size, strength, or power; also, relating to the RMS Titanic.
| 8 LETTER ANSWERS |
CETACEAN:
A marine mammal, including whales, dolphins, and porpoises.
PANCETTA:
Italian bacon, typically salt-cured and seasoned.
PATIENCE: (Pangram)
The ability to endure waiting, delay, or provocation without becoming annoyed or upset.
PITTANCE: (Pangram)
A small amount or inadequate payment.
| 9 LETTER ANSWERS |
INCIPIENT:
In the early stages of development; beginning to happen or exist.
PENITENCE:
Sorrow or regret for wrongdoing; the state of being penitent.
TACTICIAN:
A person who is skilled in the planning and execution of tactics.
| 10 LETTER ANSWERS |
ACCEPTANCE:
The action or process of being received as adequate or suitable.
ANTICIPANT:
One who expects or looks forward to something.
ANTICIPATE: (Pangram)
To foresee and deal with in advance; to expect or look forward to.
INCIPIENCE:
The beginning or commencement of something.
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CAPACITANCE: (Pangram)
The ability of a system to store an electric charge.
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INCAPACITATE: (Pangram)
To deprive of strength or ability; to disable.
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