New York Times NYT Spelling Bee Answers and Solution for July 24, 2026

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Today’s pangram is EVOKING.

EVOKING is defined as bringing forth or calling up a memory, feeling, or image in the mind.

EKING is defined as making something last by using it sparingly or supplementing it with something else.

ENOKI is defined as a small, delicate edible mushroom with a long thin stem and tiny cap.

EVOKE is defined as to bring forth or trigger a memory, feeling, or response. It is also defined as to call up the spirit of a dead person.

GEEK is defined as a person who is knowledgeable about or obsessed with a particular technical field. It is also defined as a person considered socially awkward or unfashionable.

GEEKING is defined as engaging enthusiastically or obsessively with technology or a specialized interest.

GINKGO is defined as a deciduous tree with fan-shaped leaves native to China, often used in traditional medicine.

INKING is defined as applying ink to a surface, typically in writing, printing, or artistic work.

INVOKE is defined as to call upon a higher power, authority, or principle for help or support. It is also defined as to cite or appeal to something as a reason or justification.

INVOKING is defined as calling upon or appealing to a person, power, or principle.

KEEN is defined as eager, interested, or enthusiastic about something. It is also defined as having a sharp edge or point. It is also defined as able to perceive or judge things acutely.

KEENING is defined as wailing or making a loud, high-pitched cry of grief or lamentation.

KENO is defined as a gambling game similar to bingo in which players mark numbers on cards.

KING is defined as a male monarch or sovereign ruler of a kingdom. It is also defined as a playing card depicting a king and ranking above a queen. It is also defined as a chess piece that is the most important but moves one square in any direction.

KINGING is defined as the promotion of a pawn to a king in checkers upon reaching the opposite end of the board.

KINK is defined as a tight twist or curl in something that should be straight. It is also defined as a minor problem or defect in a plan or system.

KINKING is defined as forming a tight twist or curl in something.

KNEE is defined as the joint in the middle of the leg where the thighbone meets the shinbone. It is also defined as the upper surface of the thigh when a person is sitting.

KNEEING is defined as striking or pushing with the knee.

KOOK is defined as an eccentric, crazy, or unconventional person.

NOOK is defined as a corner or recess in a room or building. It is also defined as a quiet, sheltered spot.

OINK is defined as the characteristic grunting sound made by a pig.

OINKING is defined as making the characteristic grunting sound of a pig.

VIKING is defined as a seafaring Norse warrior and raider from Scandinavia during the medieval period.

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