New York Times NYT Spelling Bee Answers and Solution for September 28, 2026

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Today’s pangrams are CONDUCTOR and NONCONDUCTOR.

CONDUCTOR is defined as a person who leads an orchestra or musical ensemble. It is also defined as a material or object that allows electricity or heat to flow through it. It is also defined as a person who collects fares on a train or bus.

NONCONDUCTOR is defined as a material that does not allow electricity or heat to flow through it easily.

COCONUT is defined as the large, hard-shelled fruit of a tropical palm tree with edible white flesh and liquid inside.

CONCOCT is defined as to create or prepare something by combining ingredients or elements. It is also defined as to invent or devise something, often a story or scheme.

CONDUCT is defined as to lead or direct an orchestra, group, or activity. It is also defined as to behave or act in a particular manner. It is also defined as to allow electricity or heat to flow through a material.

CONTORT is defined as to twist or bend something out of its normal shape.

CONTOUR is defined as the outline or shape of something. It is also defined as a line on a map connecting points of equal elevation.

COOT is defined as a water bird resembling a duck with a distinctive white bill. It is also defined as an eccentric or foolish person.

COTTON is defined as a soft, white fiber from the seed pod of the cotton plant used to make cloth. It is also defined as cloth or fabric made from cotton fiber.

COUNT is defined as to determine the total number of items by naming numbers in sequence. It is also defined as a European nobleman of high rank. It is also defined as to be considered important or significant.

COURT is defined as a place where legal cases are heard and judged. It is also defined as an outdoor or indoor area surrounded by walls or buildings. It is also defined as to seek the affection or support of someone.

CROUTON is defined as a small cube of fried or toasted bread used as a garnish in salads or soups.

CURT is defined as rudely brief or abrupt in speech or manner.

CUTOUT is defined as a shape or figure cut out from a material. It is also defined as a device that automatically stops or disconnects something.

DOCTOR is defined as a person licensed to treat human or animal medical conditions. It is also defined as to alter or modify something in a deceptive way. It is also defined as to add something to a substance to improve or change it.

DONUT is defined as a small fried cake of dough, typically ring-shaped, often glazed or filled.

DUCT is defined as a tube or channel through which something is conveyed, such as air or liquid.

ONTO is defined as preposition indicating movement to a position on or upon something. It is also defined as preposition indicating the state of being on or upon something.

OROTUND is defined as characterized by full, sonorous, or grandiloquent speech or language. It is also defined as circular or round in shape.

OUTDO is defined as to exceed or surpass someone in performance or achievement.

OUTDOOR is defined as existing, taking place, or designed for use outside rather than indoors.

OUTRO is defined as the concluding section or part of a musical piece or recording.

OUTRUN is defined as to run faster or farther than someone or something else.

ROOT is defined as the underground part of a plant that absorbs water and nutrients. It is also defined as the source, origin, or basis of something. It is also defined as to search or dig around for something.

ROTOR is defined as a rotating part of a machine, particularly in an electric motor or generator.

ROTUND is defined as round or spherical in shape. It is also defined as plump or rounded in body figure.

ROUT is defined as a disorderly retreat or defeat of an army. It is also defined as to defeat decisively. It is also defined as to search or rummage about.

RUNOUT is defined as the end of a supply or resource. It is also defined as the termination point of a runway or track.

RUNT is defined as the smallest or weakest member of a litter or group.

TOON is defined as a cartoon or animated character. It is also defined as a type of tropical tree.

TOOT is defined as a short, sharp sound made by a horn or whistle. It is also defined as to make such a sound.

TORN is defined as past participle of tear; ripped or separated into pieces.

TORO is defined as a bull, especially one used in bullfighting.

TORT is defined as a wrongful act or infringement of a right, other than a breach of contract, for which civil liability arises.

TOUR is defined as a journey visiting several places in sequence. It is also defined as to travel through a place visiting its notable features. It is also defined as a period of duty or assignment in a particular place.

TOUT is defined as to publicly recommend or praise something or someone. It is also defined as a person who solicits business, typically in an aggressive manner.

TROD is defined as past tense of tread; stepped or walked on something.

TROT is defined as a gait between walking and running. It is also defined as to move at a trot.

TROUT is defined as a freshwater or saltwater fish of the salmon family.

TURN is defined as to rotate or move in a circular direction. It is also defined as a change in direction. It is also defined as one’s opportunity or time to do something in sequence.

TURNOUT is defined as the number of people who attend an event or vote. It is also defined as a place where a road widens to allow vehicles to pull off.

TUTOR is defined as a person who gives private instruction to a student. It is also defined as to teach or instruct someone privately.

TUTU is defined as a short, stiff skirt worn by ballet dancers.

UNCUT is defined as not having been cut or trimmed.

UNTO is defined as preposition meaning to, toward, or indicating the recipient of an action.

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