New York Times NYT Spelling Bee Answers and Solution for March 15, 2026

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Today’s pangrams are ACRIDLY and RADICALLY.

ACRIDLY is defined as in a manner that is harsh, bitter, or caustic in tone or taste.

RADICALLY is defined as in a manner relating to or affecting the fundamental nature of something. It is also defined as in a manner that is extreme or drastic.

ACIDLY is defined as in a manner that is sour, sharp, or biting in tone or taste.

ACRYLIC is defined as a synthetic fiber or fabric made from acrylonitrile. It is also defined as a type of paint made from acrylic resin.

ACYCLIC is defined as not forming a cycle or circular sequence.

AIRILY is defined as in a light, breezy, or nonchalant manner.

ALLAY is defined as to calm, pacify, or reduce the intensity of something. It is also defined as to put at rest or quiet.

ALLY is defined as a state, group, or individual joined with another for a common purpose. It is also defined as to unite or form a connection with another.

ARIL is defined as a seed covering or appendage that partially or entirely encloses a seed.

CALL is defined as to summon or invoke by voice. It is also defined as to telephone someone. It is also defined as to name or designate.

CALLA is defined as a plant with a spathe-like flower, typically white, also called calla lily.

CARRYALL is defined as a large bag or container for carrying various items.

CILIA is defined as plural of cilium; microscopic hair-like structures that beat to move fluid or organisms.

CLAD is defined as clothed or dressed in. It is also defined as covered or sheathed with a material.

CLAY is defined as a fine-grained sedimentary rock or soil used in pottery and construction.

CYCLIC is defined as occurring in cycles or returning periodically.

CYCLICAL is defined as occurring in cycles or following a recurring pattern.

CYCLICALLY is defined as in a manner that occurs in recurring cycles or patterns.

DAILY is defined as occurring or done every day. It is also defined as of or relating to each day.

DALLY is defined as to waste time or act slowly. It is also defined as to flirt or behave amorously.

DAYLILY is defined as a plant with flowers that typically bloom for one day.

DIAL is defined as the face of a clock or similar instrument with markings. It is also defined as to call a telephone number by rotating or pressing numbered buttons.

DIDDLY is defined as a small or insignificant amount.

DILL is defined as an herb with feathery leaves used for flavoring and in pickling.

DILLY is defined as someone or something remarkable or excellent.

DILLYDALLY is defined as to waste time or act indecisively.

DRILL is defined as a tool that rotates to bore holes. It is also defined as repetitive practice or training. It is also defined as a furrow for planting seeds.

DRYLY is defined as in a manner that is dry, matter-of-fact, or witty without emotional expression.

ICILY is defined as in a manner that is cold, unfriendly, or icy in tone.

IDLY is defined as in a manner lacking purpose, energy, or seriousness.

IDYL is defined as a short poem or prose piece describing rural or pastoral scenes.

IDYLL is defined as a short poem or prose piece describing rural or pastoral scenes. It is also defined as a peaceful or picturesque scene or setting.

IDYLLIC is defined as extremely happy, peaceful, or picturesque.

IDYLLICALLY is defined as in a manner that is peaceful, pastoral, or ideally happy.

ILIAC is defined as relating to the ilium or upper part of the hipbone.

ILLY is defined as badly or poorly.

LACY is defined as resembling or made of lace with delicate openwork pattern.

LADY is defined as a woman of refinement or high social position. It is also defined as a woman or girl in general.

LAIC is defined as relating to laypeople not in the clergy.

LAICAL is defined as relating to laypeople not in the clergy.

LAID is defined as past tense of lay; placed or set down.

LAIR is defined as a wild animal’s resting place or den.

LARD is defined as fat from a pig used in cooking. It is also defined as to insert strips of fat into meat. It is also defined as to add or intersperse something throughout.

LIAR is defined as a person who tells lies or falsehoods.

LILAC is defined as a shrub with fragrant purple, pink, or white flowers.

LILY is defined as a flowering plant with large showy blooms typically with six petals.

LIRA is defined as the former currency of Italy.

LYRIC is defined as expressing personal emotion or feeling in a songlike manner. It is also defined as the words of a song.

LYRICAL is defined as expressing personal emotion or feeling in an imaginative or beautiful way.

LYRICALLY is defined as in a manner that is songlike, emotional, or beautifully expressive.

RACIAL is defined as relating to or based on race or ethnic background.

RACIALLY is defined as in a manner relating to or based on race or ethnic background.

RACILY is defined as in a lively, spirited, or risqué manner.

RADIAL is defined as relating to or resembling rays extending from a center. It is also defined as relating to the radius bone.

RADIALLY is defined as in a manner extending outward from a center like rays.

RADICAL is defined as relating to the root or fundamental nature of something. It is also defined as a person advocating extreme political or social change.

RAIL is defined as a bar or series of bars forming a barrier or track. It is also defined as to complain bitterly or vehemently.

RAILCAR is defined as a single car that travels on railroad tracks.

RALLY is defined as to come together or reassemble. It is also defined as a public gathering or meeting. It is also defined as to recover or regain strength.

RIAL is defined as the currency of Iran, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen.

RILL is defined as a small stream or creek.

RIYAL is defined as the currency of Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

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