New York Times NYT Spelling Bee Answers and Solution for September 11, 2026

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Today’s pangram is CHICKADEE.

CHICKADEE is defined as a small North American songbird with a black cap and bib.

CAKE is defined as a baked dessert made from flour, sugar, eggs, and other ingredients. It is also defined as a flattened or compressed mass of something.

CAKED is defined as covered or encrusted with a thick layer of dried substance.

CHECK is defined as to examine or inspect something. It is also defined as a written order to a bank to pay money. It is also defined as a pattern of alternating squares.

CHECKED is defined as examined or verified. It is also defined as marked with a checkmark. It is also defined as patterned with a check design.

CHEEK is defined as the side of the face below the eye. It is also defined as disrespectful or impertinent behavior.

CHICK is defined as a young chicken. It is also defined as an informal or slang term for a young woman.

DECK is defined as a platform or floor on a ship. It is also defined as to hit or punch someone. It is also defined as a pack of playing cards.

DECKED is defined as hit or struck forcefully. It is also defined as decorated or adorned.

DEKE is defined as a deceptive move in hockey to evade an opponent.

DEKED is defined as made a deceptive move in hockey to evade an opponent.

DIKE is defined as an embankment or barrier constructed to prevent flooding. It is also defined as a taboo or offensive term historically used as a slur.

EKED is defined as managed to make something last by using it sparingly.

HACK is defined as to chop or cut roughly with an axe or similar tool. It is also defined as to gain unauthorized access to a computer system. It is also defined as a taxicab or taxi driver.

HACKED is defined as chopped or cut roughly. It is also defined as gained unauthorized access to a computer system.

HAKA is defined as a ceremonial war dance of the Māori people of New Zealand.

HAKE is defined as a marine fish of the cod family used as food.

HECK is defined as a mild exclamation used as a euphemism for a stronger curse word.

HICK is defined as a person from the country or rural area, often considered unsophisticated.

HIKE is defined as a long walk in the countryside or on a trail. It is also defined as to increase or raise something.

HIKED is defined as walked a long distance in the countryside or on a trail. It is also defined as increased or raised something.

KHAKI is defined as a yellowish-brown color. It is also defined as a durable cotton fabric of this color, often used for military uniforms.

KICK is defined as to strike something with the foot. It is also defined as to stop or quit a habit. It is also defined as a feeling of excitement or enjoyment.

KICKED is defined as struck something with the foot. It is also defined as stopped or quit a habit.

KIDDED is defined as teased or joked with someone in a playful way. It is also defined as gave birth to a young goat.

KIDDIE is defined as a young child.

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