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

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Today’s pangram is VALIDITY.

VALIDITY is defined as the quality of being logically sound or well-founded. It is also defined as the state of being legally or officially acceptable. It is also defined as the degree to which a measurement or test accurately measures what it claims to measure.

AVAIL is defined as to be of use or benefit to someone. It is also defined as to make use of or take advantage of something. It is also defined as benefit or advantage obtained from something.

AVID is defined as enthusiastic and devoted to a particular activity or interest. It is also defined as eager and keen in pursuit of something.

AVIDITY is defined as the quality of being enthusiastic and devoted. It is also defined as intense eagerness or keenness in pursuing something.

AVIDLY is defined as in an enthusiastic and devoted manner. It is also defined as with intense eagerness or keen interest.

DIVA is defined as a celebrated female opera singer. It is also defined as a temperamental or demanding person.

DIVVY is defined as to divide and distribute something among people. It is also defined as a share or portion of something divided up.

LAVA is defined as molten rock that flows from a volcano onto the Earth’s surface. It is also defined as the solidified form of this molten rock after it cools.

LIVID is defined as furiously angry or enraged. It is also defined as bluish-purple in color, especially from bruising or lack of oxygen.

LIVIDITY is defined as the state of being livid or extremely angry. It is also defined as a bluish-purple discoloration of the skin, typically caused by pooling of blood after death.

LIVIDLY is defined as in a manner expressing extreme anger or rage. It is also defined as in a bluish-purple or darkly discolored way.

VALID is defined as having a sound basis in logic or fact; well-grounded. It is also defined as legally or officially acceptable or binding. It is also defined as correctly reasoned or properly executed according to recognized standards.

VALIDLY is defined as in a manner that is logically sound or well-founded. It is also defined as in a way that is legally or officially acceptable.

VIAL is defined as a small bottle or container, typically made of glass, used for holding liquids.

VILLA is defined as a large country house or estate, often luxurious. It is also defined as a suburban house or residence.

VITAL is defined as absolutely necessary or essential for life or survival. It is also defined as full of energy and vigor; lively. It is also defined as relating to an organ or part of the body essential to life.

VITALITY is defined as physical strength and good health. It is also defined as the quality of being lively, energetic, and vigorous. It is also defined as the capacity to live, grow, or develop.

VITALLY is defined as in a manner that is absolutely essential or crucial. It is also defined as with energy and liveliness.

VIVID is defined as producing strong, bright, or striking mental images. It is also defined as bright, intense, or striking in color. It is also defined as full of life, energy, or vitality; lively.

VIVIDITY is defined as the quality of being vivid or striking. It is also defined as the state of being intensely bright or lively.

VIVIDLY is defined as in a manner producing strong or striking mental images. It is also defined as with bright, intense, or striking color. It is also defined as with liveliness, energy, and vitality.

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