These are the answers and solution to the New York Times Spelling Bee Puzzle. The answers for the NYT puzzle can be learned by watching the video below. Don’t forget to subscribe to get daily updates.
Today’s pangram is BLOWPIPE.
BLOWPIPE is defined as a tube through which air or gas is forced to direct a flame. It is also defined as a long tube used to shoot projectiles by blowing air through it.
BELLOW is defined as to shout in a loud, deep voice. It is also defined as a device that produces a strong air current by being compressed and expanded.
BELOW is defined as at a lower level or position than something else. It is also defined as under the surface or beneath.
BILLOW is defined as a large rolling wave or surge of water. It is also defined as to rise and roll in large waves or surges.
BLEW is defined as past tense of blow; moved air forcefully. It is also defined as past tense of blow; produced a sound with a wind instrument.
BLOW is defined as to force air out from the mouth or through an opening. It is also defined as a sudden hard hit or strike. It is also defined as to move or be carried by wind.
BOWEL is defined as part of the intestines; the gut.
BOWL is defined as a round, deep dish used for holding food or liquid. It is also defined as to play the sport of bowling. It is also defined as to throw a ball in cricket.
BOWWOW is defined as the barking sound a dog makes. It is also defined as a dog, especially used as a child’s word.
ELBOW is defined as the joint between the upper arm and forearm. It is also defined as to push or jostle with the elbow.
PEEWEE is defined as something very small or insignificant. It is also defined as a child or young person in sports divisions.
PEWEE is defined as a small flycatcher bird.
PILLOW is defined as a cushion used to support the head while sleeping. It is also defined as to rest one’s head on something as if on a pillow.
PLOW is defined as a farm implement used to turn over soil for planting. It is also defined as to turn over soil with a plow. It is also defined as to push through something with effort and determination.
POWWOW is defined as a gathering or meeting, especially of Native Americans. It is also defined as a conference or discussion.
WEEP is defined as to shed tears; to cry. It is also defined as to flow or ooze slowly.
WEEPIE is defined as a movie, song, or story intended to provoke sadness or tears.
WELL is defined as a deep hole dug or drilled to obtain water. It is also defined as in a good or proper manner; satisfactorily. It is also defined as to rise or flow upward.
WILE is defined as a trick or stratagem used to deceive or entice. It is also defined as to lure or entice someone.
WILL is defined as the mental faculty of conscious choice and intention. It is also defined as a legal document stating how one’s property should be distributed after death. It is also defined as auxiliary verb expressing future tense or volition.
WILLOW is defined as a tree with long drooping branches, typically growing near water. It is also defined as the flexible wood of the willow tree.
WIPE is defined as to rub a surface with a cloth to clean or dry it. It is also defined as to remove or eliminate completely.
WOBBLE is defined as to move unsteadily from side to side. It is also defined as an unsteady movement or oscillation.
WOOL is defined as the soft thick hair of sheep or similar animals. It is also defined as fabric made from the fiber of sheep’s wool.
For the latest information about today’s New York Times pangram, please go to Today’s NYT Pangram.