New York Times NYT Spelling Bee Answers and Solution for November 10, 2026

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Today’s pangram is FLIPFLOPPED.

FLIPFLOPPED is defined as changed one’s position or opinion repeatedly or inconsistently. It is also defined as moved with a flapping sound like flip-flops.

DEFIED is defined as resisted or refused to obey openly. It is also defined as seemed to resist or contradict (as in ‘defied logic’).

DEFILE is defined as to make unclean or impure. It is also defined as to damage the purity or integrity of something sacred.

DEFILED is defined as made unclean or impure. It is also defined as damaged in purity or integrity.

DEIFIED is defined as treated or worshipped as a god. It is also defined as elevated to a position of extreme importance or reverence.

DELI is defined as a store or restaurant counter specializing in ready-to-eat foods and cured meats.

DIDDLE is defined as to cheat or swindle someone. It is also defined as to move with jerky or fidgety motions.

DIDDLED is defined as cheated or swindled. It is also defined as moved with jerky or fidgety motions.

DIED is defined as ceased to live or become lifeless. It is also defined as faded away or diminished gradually.

DILDO is defined as a device designed to resemble a penis for sexual stimulation.

DILL is defined as an herb with feathery leaves used in cooking and pickling.

DIODE is defined as an electronic component that allows current to flow in one direction only.

DIPLOID is defined as having two complete sets of chromosomes, one from each parent.

DIPOLE is defined as a pair of equal and opposite electric charges or magnetic poles separated by distance.

DIPPED is defined as immersed briefly into a liquid. It is also defined as moved downward or declined.

DOLLIED is defined as moved or transported on a dolly or wheeled platform.

EDDIED is defined as moved in a circular current or whirlpool.

EDIFIED is defined as instructed or enlightened in a moral or spiritual way. It is also defined as built up or strengthened intellectually or morally.

ELIDE is defined as to omit or leave out (a word or sound) in speech or writing. It is also defined as to pass over or skip by not mentioning.

ELIDED is defined as omitted or left out in speech or writing. It is also defined as passed over without mention.

FELID is defined as a member of the cat family (Felidae).

FIDDLE is defined as a violin or stringed instrument. It is also defined as to touch or adjust something restlessly or aimlessly.

FIDDLED is defined as played a fiddle. It is also defined as touched or adjusted something restlessly or engaged in trivial activity.

FIEF is defined as an estate of land given by a feudal lord to a vassal in exchange for service.

FIELD is defined as an open area of land used for crops or grazing. It is also defined as a particular area of activity, knowledge, or interest. It is also defined as to catch or stop a ball in play or to put into play.

FIELDED is defined as caught or stopped a ball during play. It is also defined as put a team into competition or deployed for action.

FIFE is defined as a small, high-pitched flute.

FIFED is defined as played a fife.

FILE is defined as a tool with a rough surface used for smoothing or shaping. It is also defined as a collection of related documents or computer data stored together. It is also defined as to walk or move in a line or to submit an official document.

FILED is defined as smoothed or shaped with a file. It is also defined as organized and stored documents or data. It is also defined as submitted an official document or walked in a line.

FILL is defined as to make full or occupy completely. It is also defined as to satisfy a need or requirement.

FILLED is defined as made full or occupied completely. It is also defined as satisfied a need or requirement.

FILLIP is defined as a light blow or flick made by snapping a finger. It is also defined as a stimulus or boost that gives energy or interest.

FLIED is defined as hit a fly ball in baseball.

FLIP is defined as to turn over or reverse with a quick motion. It is also defined as to make an irreverent or pert remark.

FLIPFLOP is defined as a lightweight sandal held on the foot by a strap between the toes. It is also defined as a repeated change of position or opinion.

FLIPPED is defined as turned over or reversed with a quick motion. It is also defined as made an irreverent remark or became very upset.

FOIL is defined as a thin sheet of metal used for wrapping or cooking. It is also defined as to prevent from succeeding or thwart a plan.

FOILED is defined as prevented from succeeding or thwarted.

FOLIO is defined as a sheet of paper folded once to make two leaves of a book. It is also defined as a book made of such sheets or the page number of a book.

FOODIE is defined as a person with a keen interest in food and cooking.

IDLE is defined as not in use or not active. It is also defined as to spend time without purpose or to run an engine without load.

IDLED is defined as remained inactive or unused. It is also defined as ran an engine without load or spent time doing nothing.

IDOL is defined as an image or object of religious worship. It is also defined as a person who is greatly admired or loved.

IODIDE is defined as a chemical compound containing iodine and one other element.

LIDDED is defined as fitted with or having a lid or cover.

LIED is defined as told a falsehood or stated something untrue. It is also defined as a German art song for solo voice and piano.

LIFE is defined as the state of being alive or the period from birth to death. It is also defined as living things or organisms collectively. It is also defined as a person’s general existence or circumstances.

LIPID is defined as a class of biological molecules including fats, oils, and waxes.

LIPO is defined as short for liposuction, a surgical procedure to remove fat from the body.

LIPPED is defined as having lips of a specified kind or fitted with a lip or edge.

LOLLIPOP is defined as a hard candy on a stick.

OILED is defined as treated with oil or lubricated. It is also defined as made smooth or efficient with oil.

OLDIE is defined as a song or film that is old but still well-known or popular.

OLIO is defined as a miscellaneous mixture or medley. It is also defined as a stew made with meat and vegetables.

OLLIE is defined as a skateboarding trick in which the rider pops the tail to make the board jump.

OPIOID is defined as a drug or chemical that binds to opioid receptors in the body, including morphine and synthetic derivatives.

PIDDLE is defined as to urinate. It is also defined as to waste time on trivial matters.

PIDDLED is defined as urinated. It is also defined as wasted time on trivial matters.

PIED is defined as having patches of two or more colors, especially black and white.

PIFFLE is defined as nonsense or trivial talk.

PILE is defined as a heap or stack of things. It is also defined as a heavy post driven into the ground as a foundation. It is also defined as the soft, raised fibers on carpets or cloth.

PILED is defined as arranged in a heap or stack. It is also defined as crowded or crammed together.

PILL is defined as a small tablet or capsule of medicine to be swallowed.

PILLED is defined as formed small balls of fiber on the surface of cloth.

PIPE is defined as a tube through which liquid or gas flows. It is also defined as a wind instrument or a device for smoking tobacco. It is also defined as to play on a pipe or to make a high-pitched sound.

PIPED is defined as played a pipe. It is also defined as conveyed through pipes or made a high-pitched sound.

PLIE is defined as a ballet movement in which the knees are bent while the back remains straight.

PLIED is defined as worked steadily or busily at something. It is also defined as supplied repeatedly with food or drinks.

POLIO is defined as a viral disease that can cause paralysis, especially in children.

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