Today's NYT Spelling Bee uses center letter F with outer letters A, I, L, N, P, T. Two pangrams today: FLIPPANT and PLAINTIFF. Full word list for September 2, 2026.
NYT Connections answers for September 2, 2026 (#1179): all four groups revealed, from the Yellow FLABBERGAST synonyms to the tricky Purple category where dogs are not actually dogs.
The answer to NYT Strands #911 for August 31, 2026 is POWER WASH — the spangram for a cleaning-themed puzzle. The theme, all six strand words, and three hints are here.
The answer to NYT Connections #1177 for August 31, 2026 is here. All four colour groups — Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple — fully solved with analysis of today's trickiest category.
NYT Spelling Bee answers for August 30, 2026: pangram EXCITING, center letter E, 42 words worth 196 points. Full word list by length plus notable word breakdowns for NINETEEN, EXIGENT, ENTENTE, NENE,
NYT Mini Crossword answers for August 30, 2026: across answers HARP, IVIED, PEPSI, COKE, NYT and down answers HIP, AVEC, ROAST, PESKY, DIET, with full clue breakdowns including the PEPSI and COKE
Contexto puzzle #1442 (August 30, 2026) has a secret word tied to folklore, magic, and medieval medicine. Three hints narrow it down before the full reveal, plus an explanation of why POISON
NYT Strands #910 for August 30, 2026 carries the theme 'Hardly Eager,' with five theme words that all mean unwilling or reluctant. The spangram is a three-word phrase — three hints come
The NYT Connections answers for August 30, 2026 (#1176) span exercise venues, wine accessories, decades-old brand mascots, and the vocabulary of an Old West wanted poster, with the purple group requiring lateral
Today's Wordle answer (August 30, 2026, puzzle #1898) is INTEL, a five-letter word that doubles as military jargon for intelligence and the name of one of the world's most recognized semiconductor companies.
Saturday's NYT Mini Crossword for August 29, 2026, anchors its grid around MAMDANI — New York City's first Muslim mayor — pairs it with a self-referential GAMES clue, and slips in texting
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