NYT Spelling Bee: answers for Friday, May 10
Obsessed with New York Times’ games? So are we, and Spelling Bee is one of our favorites. But just like any other NYT game — Wordle, Connections, Strands, and The Mini — we have trouble finishing it occasionally.
If you’re stuck on today’s Spelling Bee, we’re here to help. Check out the article below for a refresher on how to play the game and a list of all the possible words you could spell today.
How to play Spelling Bee
Spelling Bee is accessible on the NYT Games mobile app or the newspaper’s website.
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Players are tasked with spelling as many words as possible using the provided grid of letters. There are a few rules to follow:
- Words must contain at least 4 letters.
- Words must include the center letter.
- The word list does not include words that are obscure, hyphenated, or proper nouns.
- No cussing either, sorry.
- Letters can be used more than once.
Four-letter words are worth one point, and you get an extra point for each additional letter in the word. Each puzzle always includes a pangram, or a word that contains every letter on the board.
All answers for today’s Spelling Bee
Today’s Spelling Bee uses the following letters, starting with the must-use center letter: N, L, U, O, A, C, and K.
Below, we will list all the possible words that can be spelled using today’s letters, starting with four-letter words.
4-letter words
- ANAL
- ANON
- CANO
- CLAN
- CONK
- KOAN
- LANK
- LOAN
- LOON
- LUNA
- LUNK
- NAAN
- NANA
- NOCK
- NOOK
- NOON
- NOUN
- NULL
- ULNA
5-letter words
- ANNAL
- ANNUL
- CANAL
- CANNA
- CANON
- CLANK
- CLONK
- CLUNK
- KNACK
- KNOCK
- KNOLL
- LLANO
6-letter words
- ANNUAL
- CANOLA
- COCOON
- LACUNA
- LUNULA
- UNCOCK
- UNCOOL
- UNLOCK
7-letter words
- CANNULA
- UNCLOAK
8-letter words
- NONLOCAL
9-letter words
- COLCANNON
What is today’s pangram?
The pangram is a word that uses every letter in the puzzle once. Today’s pangram is …
UNCLOAK
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