New York Times NYT Spelling Bee Answers and Solution for September 1, 2026

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Today’s pangram is TAILWIND.

TAILWIND is defined as a wind blowing in the same direction as one’s motion, aiding forward movement.

ALIT is defined as past tense of alight; descended or landed on a surface.

ANAL is defined as relating to or involving the anus. It is also defined as characterized by excessive orderliness, meticulousness, or attention to detail.

ANNAL is defined as a record of events in a particular year, often used in plural form.

ANTI is defined as opposed to or against something. It is also defined as a person who opposes something.

ATILT is defined as in a tilted or inclined position.

ATTAIN is defined as to achieve or accomplish a goal through effort.

AWAIT is defined as to wait for or expect someone or something. It is also defined as to be in store for or happen to someone in the future.

DATA is defined as facts, figures, or information collected for analysis or reference.

DAWN is defined as the first appearance of light in the morning; daybreak. It is also defined as to begin or start to become evident or understood.

DIAL is defined as a circular face marked with numbers or symbols for reading measurements. It is also defined as to call someone by operating a telephone.

INITIAL is defined as occurring at or relating to the beginning of something. It is also defined as the first letter of a person’s name.

INLAID is defined as set into a surface as decoration or with contrasting material embedded.

INLAND is defined as located or occurring in the interior of a country, away from the coast.

LAID is defined as past tense of lay; placed or positioned something. It is also defined as relaxed or laid-back in manner.

LAIN is defined as past participle of lie; been in a horizontal or resting position.

LANAI is defined as a porch or veranda, often covered, attached to a house.

LAND is defined as the solid surface of the earth not covered by water. It is also defined as to come down and settle on a surface, especially from the air. It is also defined as to acquire or obtain something successfully.

LANTANA is defined as a tropical shrub bearing clusters of brightly colored flowers.

LAWN is defined as an area of grass-covered ground, typically near a house.

NAAN is defined as a flatbread baked in a tandoor, common in Indian cuisine.

NADA is defined as nothing; not anything.

NAIAD is defined as in Greek mythology, a water nymph associated with springs or streams.

NAIL is defined as a metal fastener with a pointed end and flat head used to secure objects. It is also defined as to fasten or secure with nails. It is also defined as to catch or apprehend someone.

NANA is defined as a grandmother, often used as a term of endearment. It is also defined as an Australian slang term for a foolish person.

NATAL is defined as relating to or occurring at the time of birth.

NATANT is defined as swimming or floating; capable of swimming.

TAIL is defined as the rear appendage of an animal. It is also defined as the end or rear part of something.

TAINT is defined as to contaminate or affect with a trace of something undesirable. It is also defined as a trace of contamination or decay.

TALI is defined as plural of talus; ankle bones or slope accumulations of rock debris.

TALL is defined as of considerable or relatively great height. It is also defined as difficult to believe or exaggerated, as in a tall tale.

TALLIT is defined as a prayer shawl worn by Jewish men during religious services.

TANNIN is defined as a naturally occurring organic compound found in plants that causes astringency.

TIDAL is defined as relating to or affected by tides.

TITAN is defined as in Greek mythology, one of the primordial deities. It is also defined as a person of great strength, importance, or ability.

TWAIN is defined as two; a pair or couple.

WAIL is defined as to cry out in pain, distress, or lamentation. It is also defined as a prolonged loud cry expressing sorrow or anguish.

WAIT is defined as to remain in place expecting something to happen or someone to arrive. It is also defined as to delay serving or attending to someone, as a waiter does.

WALL is defined as a vertical structure of brick, stone, or other material forming a boundary or support. It is also defined as to enclose or block with a wall.

WAND is defined as a slender rod, typically used as a magic wand or conductor’s baton.

WANNA is defined as informal contraction meaning want to.

WANT is defined as to have a desire for something. It is also defined as to lack or be without something necessary.

WATT is defined as a unit of power equal to one joule per second.

WILDLAND is defined as uncultivated land in a natural state, often used for wildlife habitat.

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