Today's NYT Spelling Bee for Wednesday, August 12, 2026 has center letter T, outer letters E, G, H, I, W, Y, and one pangram: WEIGHTY. There are 28 valid words in total,
The Contexto answer for Wednesday, August 12, 2026 is ALARM, puzzle #1424. The word sits at the intersection of warning, urgency, and waking — three semantic clusters that make it easy to approach but hard to pin down without the
The Wordle answer for Friday, July 31, 2026 (game #1868) is PURSE. A two-vowel word with no repeated letters, PURSE starts with one of Wordle's rarest opening consonants and carries meanings from
NYT Spelling Bee answers for July 29, 2026: center letter B, outer letters A, D, O, R, T, U. Two pangrams, OUTBOARD and TROUBADOUR, with DARTBOARD the nine-letter headline find and BURRATA
The Contexto answer for July 29, 2026 (#1410) is KNOT. The word bridges four semantic fields, from fastening and nautical speed to wood grain and muscle tension, plus a silent-K etymology from
The Quordle answers for Wednesday, July 29, 2026 (game #1647) are GAWKY, ALLOY, AUDIT, and LATCH. GAWKY's rare K-W pair and ALLOY's double L are today's main traps in a medium-hard grid.
NYT Mini Crossword answers for July 29, 2026: across clues include a Beauty and the Beast flower, a yoga stance, and the rarely-honest answer to terms and conditions. Full grid: PLAY, ROSE,
NYT Strands #878 for July 29, 2026: theme "A made man," spangram FABRICATED, and six answers (DOLL, DUMMY, FIGURINE, MANNEQUIN, PUPPET, STATUE) representing artificial human forms. Three hints before the full reveal
NYT Connections puzzle #1144 for July 29, 2026 sends VANILLA into the nondescript category and stacks BLACK, CHALK, CORK, and WHITE as classroom board types in the purple group. All four category
The Wordle answer for July 29, 2026 (#1866) is VALVE — a five-letter word that controls the flow of gas, liquid, or sound, and one of the few Wordle answers to hide
NYT Spelling Bee answers for July 28, 2026: center letter M, outer letters D, E, G, I, N, P. Three pangrams: IMPEDING, IMPENDING, and IMPINGED, all sharing the Latin IMP- root. Complete
The Contexto answer for July 28, 2026 (#1409) is STORK. The word bridges two semantic fields: a tall migratory wading bird and the legendary folkloric deliverer of newborns, creating a dual convergence
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