NYT Spelling Bee Answers Today August 3rd, 2024

NYT Spelling Bee

Today's NYT Spelling Bee answers for August 3, 2024, are available on the New York Times website. To find out all the words, including the pangrams and high-scoring words, visit the NYT Spelling Bee page. This page will have the full list of words and their definitions, which can help you improve your word game skills.

NYT Spelling Bee Question Today August 3rd, 2024

NYT Spelling Bee Hints Today August 3rd, 2024

In the NYT Spelling Bee, there are always 7 letters, with V being the center letter. The bottom letters are I, A, and N, while the top letters are L, C, and O, making a honeycomb shape. There are 28 possible words that you can make. We have listed all these words, starting from the shortest 4 letters to the longest 9 letters.

Possible Answer

All the possible that can be formed from the given letters are listed below.

4-Letter Word

• Cava
• Lava
• Nova
• Oval
• Vain
• Vial
• Viol

5-Letter Word

• Anvil
• Avail
• Avian
• Cavil
• Civic
• Civil
• Naval
• Villa
• Viola
• Vocal
• Voila

6-Letter Word

• Violin

7-Letter Word

• Vanilla
• Villain
• Vocalic
• Volcano

8-Letter Word

• Volcanic
• Civilian
• Nonvocal
• Vanillin

9-Letter Word

• Convivial

Answer

CONVIVIAL

VOLCANIC

Explanation

"Convivial" means friendly and cheerful, like a warm and welcoming party. "Volcanic" refers to something related to volcanoes, like lava or eruptions. In the NYT Spelling Bee, these are longer words that use the letters from the puzzle, showing how different combinations can create words with various meanings.

How to Play?

• Start with Letters: You have seven letters to use. One letter is in the center of the puzzle.
• Make Words: Use the letters to form words. The center letter must be in each word.
• Minimum Length: Each word needs to be at least 4 letters long.
• Find All Words: Try to find as many words as you can using the letters.
• Check for completeness: All words should include the center letter.
• Score Points: Longer words usually score more points.
• Avoid Repeats: Don’t use the same word more than once.
• Submit Your Answers: Once you have found all the words, you can check your score or submit your answers.