NYT Spelling Bee Solver
New York Times Spelling Bee answers, hints and pangrams updated every morning
Saturday, November 29, 2025
Spelling Bee Solver
Enter letters and click a button below to get hints or answers.
Game Rules
- Minimum length: only words with four or more letters count toward your score.
- Center letter: every valid word has to include the highlighted middle letter.
- Reuse letters: you can repeat the same letter as many times as you like within a word.
- Dictionary rules: answers must be regular English words – proper names, hyphenated forms and words that rely on punctuation don't qualify.
Score
The scoring system rewards longer words and special pangrams:
- • Four-letter answers always give you a single point.
- • From five letters up, a word's score matches its length — a seven-letter word is worth seven points, and so on.
- • Pangrams that use all seven letters earn a seven-point bonus on top of their length, making them the most valuable finds.
Levels range from Beginner to Genius. Find all possible words to achieve Queen Bee status.
Updated daily at 3:00 AM EST
Spelling Bee Solver
Spelling Bee Solver is a free tool for fans of the New York Times Spelling Bee. By simply entering the day's seven letters, it instantly generates a complete list of every valid word, including the crucial pangram that uses all the letters. It's the perfect tool for when you're stuck, want to learn a few new words, or just can't stand not knowing what you missed.
Spelling Bee Answers
When you're stuck or just want to check your work, this site lists the full New York Times Spelling Bee answer set for each day, including pangrams and shorter words.
About the NYT Spelling Bee
The New York Times Spelling Bee is a daily word puzzle game from The New York Times where seven letters are arranged in a honeycomb, with one special letter in the middle. Using only those seven letters, players try to build as many valid English words as they can.
Your job is to build as many real English words as you can using only those letters, always including the center letter at least once.