New York Times NYT Spelling Bee Answers and Solution for July 29, 2026

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Today’s pangrams are OUTBOARD and TROUBADOUR.

OUTBOARD is defined as located or operating outside the hull of a ship or boat. It is also defined as a detachable motor mounted on the stern of a boat. It is also defined as away from or toward the outside of a ship or aircraft.

TROUBADOUR is defined as a medieval lyric poet and musician, especially from southern France. It is also defined as any wandering minstrel or singing entertainer.

ABBOT is defined as the head of a monastery or abbey of monks.

ABOARD is defined as on or in a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle. It is also defined as as a member of a group or organization.

ABORT is defined as to terminate a pregnancy before viability. It is also defined as to stop or cancel an action or mission before completion. It is also defined as to terminate or fail to come to completion.

ABOUT is defined as concerning or relating to a particular subject. It is also defined as approximately or roughly. It is also defined as on the verge of doing something or ready to.

ABROAD is defined as in or to a foreign country or countries. It is also defined as widely spread or in wide circulation.

ABUT is defined as to adjoin or border directly on something. It is also defined as to lean against or be supported by.

ADOBO is defined as a Philippine dish of meat braised in vinegar, soy sauce, and spices.

ARBOR is defined as a shaded garden structure formed by trained vines or climbing plants. It is also defined as a shaft, axle, or spindle on which something rotates.

BABA is defined as a rich, yeast-risen cake soaked in sugar syrup. It is also defined as in some contexts, a respectful term for father or an elder man.

BAOBAB is defined as a large African tree with an enormous trunk and nutritious fruits.

BARB is defined as a sharp projection angling backward from a main shaft, such as on an arrow or fish hook. It is also defined as a biting or critical remark.

BARD is defined as an ancient Celtic poet or minstrel. It is also defined as any poet, especially one of recognized importance.

BAUD is defined as a unit of signal transmission speed equal to one symbol per second.

BOAR is defined as a male pig or wild pig.

BOARD is defined as a flat piece of wood or similar material. It is also defined as a group of people managing an organization or company. It is also defined as to get on or into a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle.

BOAT is defined as a small vessel designed to travel on water.

BOBA is defined as large tapioca pearls used in bubble tea or other beverages.

BOOB is defined as a foolish or stupid person. It is also defined as a woman’s breast.

BOOBOO is defined as a mistake or blunder. It is also defined as a minor injury or bump.

BOOR is defined as a rude, ill-mannered, or crude person.

BOOT is defined as a type of sturdy footwear extending above the ankle. It is also defined as to kick or propel with the foot. It is also defined as to start up a computer or electronic device.

BOUT is defined as a short period of illness or difficult activity. It is also defined as a contest or fight between two people or teams.

BRAD is defined as a thin nail with a small head or no head.

BRAT is defined as an ill-behaved or annoying child.

BROAD is defined as wide or of great width. It is also defined as covering a wide range or variety. It is also defined as a woman or girl.

BROOD is defined as a group of young animals, especially birds, hatched or reared together. It is also defined as to think deeply or anxiously about something. It is also defined as to sit on eggs for incubation.

BRUT is defined as designating a very dry champagne or sparkling wine.

BUBBA is defined as an informal or affectionate term for brother or a male friend.

BURB is defined as a suburb or suburban area.

BURBOT is defined as a freshwater fish of the cod family.

BURR is defined as a rough, prickly seed case or flower head that clings to fur or clothing. It is also defined as a whirring sound. It is also defined as to speak with a burr accent or remove burrs from something.

BURRATA is defined as a fresh Italian cheese with a soft, creamy center and firm outer shell.

BURRO is defined as a small domesticated donkey used as a pack animal.

BUTT is defined as the thick end of something, such as a rifle or cigar. It is also defined as the target or object of ridicule. It is also defined as the buttocks or bottom.

DARTBOARD is defined as a circular board marked with numbers and sections used as a target in the game of darts.

DAUB is defined as to coat or smear thickly and carelessly. It is also defined as a small amount or smudge of a substance.

DOUBT is defined as to feel uncertain or skeptical about something. It is also defined as a feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.

DRAB is defined as dull and lacking brightness or color. It is also defined as uninteresting or tedious.

DRUB is defined as to beat or thrash soundly. It is also defined as to defeat overwhelmingly.

ROBOT is defined as a machine capable of carrying out a series of actions automatically. It is also defined as a person who acts mechanically without independent thought.

TABARD is defined as a sleeveless outer garment worn over armor in medieval times. It is also defined as a sleeveless garment worn as a symbol of rank or office.

TABOO is defined as prohibited or forbidden according to social custom or religious law. It is also defined as a prohibition or restriction imposed by social convention.

TABOR is defined as a small drum, especially one beaten with one hand and used to accompany a pipe.

TUBA is defined as a large brass wind instrument with a deep tone.

TURBO is defined as a turbocharger that forces air into an engine to increase power. It is also defined as characterized by high speed or intensity.

TURBOT is defined as a large flatfish valued as food.

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