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

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Today’s pangram is BRICKBAT.

BRICKBAT is defined as a critical remark or unfavorable comment. It is also defined as a piece of brick used as a weapon.

ARABICA is defined as a species of coffee plant producing high-quality beans.

ARCTIC is defined as relating to the region around the North Pole. It is also defined as extremely cold in temperature.

ARIA is defined as a solo vocal piece in an opera or oratorio.

ATRIA is defined as plural of atrium; the upper chambers of the heart. It is also defined as open courtyards in buildings, often with a glass roof.

ATTAR is defined as a fragrant essential oil extracted from flowers, particularly roses.

ATTRACT is defined as to cause someone to approach or come toward something. It is also defined as to be pleasing or appealing to someone.

BACCARAT is defined as a card game played in casinos where players bet on the banker or player’s hand.

BACKTRACK is defined as to retrace one’s steps along a path. It is also defined as to reverse or withdraw from a previous position or statement.

BARB is defined as a sharp projection from a fish hook, arrow, or wire. It is also defined as a hurtful or critical remark.

BARBACK is defined as an employee who assists bartenders by restocking supplies and washing glasses.

BARBARIC is defined as extremely brutal, cruel, or uncivilized. It is also defined as primitive or unsophisticated in manner.

BARIATRIC is defined as relating to the medical treatment of obesity.

BARK is defined as the sharp, loud cry or sound made by a dog. It is also defined as the tough outer covering of a tree trunk or branch.

BARRACK is defined as a large building or group of buildings used to house soldiers. It is also defined as to loudly jeer or shout against someone or something.

BICARB is defined as sodium bicarbonate; baking soda used in cooking and cleaning.

BIRRIA is defined as a Mexican stew made from meat slow-cooked in a spiced broth.

BRAT is defined as a child who behaves badly or is spoiled and disrespectful.

BRIAR is defined as a prickly shrub, especially a wild rose. It is also defined as a pipe made from the wood of the briar plant.

BRICK is defined as a rectangular block of baked clay used in construction. It is also defined as a stupid or incompetent person.

CARAT is defined as a unit of weight for gemstones equal to 200 milligrams. It is also defined as a unit expressing the purity of gold.

CARB is defined as short for carbohydrate; a nutrient providing energy in foods.

CART is defined as a vehicle with wheels for carrying goods, typically pulled by a person or animal. It is also defined as to carry or transport something.

CATARACT is defined as a clouding of the lens in the eye causing vision loss. It is also defined as a large waterfall or rapid.

CIRCA is defined as approximately; at or near a specified date.

CIRRI is defined as plural of cirrus; thin, wispy clouds at high altitude. It is also defined as plural of cirrus; hair-like or tendril-like appendages on organisms.

CITRIC is defined as relating to or derived from citric acid found in citrus fruits.

CRAB is defined as a crustacean with ten legs and a hard shell. It is also defined as to move sideways in a crab-like manner.

CRACK is defined as a thin line break or fissure in a surface. It is also defined as to break or split something with force.

CRIB is defined as a small bed with high sides for a baby. It is also defined as to copy or plagiarize someone else’s work.

CRICK is defined as a painful stiffness or spasm in a muscle, particularly in the neck.

CRITIC is defined as a person who judges the merits or faults of something. It is also defined as a person who finds fault or makes negative judgments.

KARAT is defined as a unit of purity for gold equal to 1/24 of pure gold.

KART is defined as a small motorized vehicle used for racing, short for go-kart.

RABBI is defined as a Jewish religious leader or teacher.

RABBIT is defined as a small furry mammal with long ears and a short tail. It is also defined as to talk excessively or ramble on.

RACK is defined as a framework or structure for holding or storing items. It is also defined as to cause severe pain or distress to someone.

RAITA is defined as an Indian side dish of yogurt mixed with vegetables and spices.

RATATAT is defined as a rapid series of sharp sounds, like machine gun fire.

RIBBIT is defined as the croaking sound made by a frog.

RICK is defined as a stack of hay or straw.

TART is defined as a small pastry with a filling, typically fruit. It is also defined as sharp or acidic in taste. It is also defined as immoral or indecent in behavior or dress.

TARTAR is defined as a hard, crusty deposit that forms on teeth. It is also defined as a substance deposited during wine fermentation.

TIARA is defined as a jeweled ornamental crown or headdress worn on the forehead.

TRACK is defined as a path or route marked by repeated use. It is also defined as to follow or pursue something by tracing its movements.

TRACT is defined as a region or area of land. It is also defined as a short pamphlet or leaflet.

TRAIT is defined as a characteristic or distinguishing quality of a person or thing.

TRICK is defined as a cunning or deceptive action intended to deceive. It is also defined as a clever feat or technique performed for entertainment.

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