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Does the adorable little bee in your logo have a name?.

What is the longest pangram in your database?.

Why did you build this page in the first place? Were you just looking for a way to cheat on Spelling Bee?.

Why don’t you have an accurate solution set for that?

I’m trying to solve the weekly print edition of Spelling Bee.

Has it ever happened that a previous Spelling Bee gets repeated on a later date?.

What is the plural distribution feature offered on your home page, and how do I use it?.

I spotted a compound in today’s solution set that you overlooked.

You say that your definition of compound words is “quirky.” What do you mean by that?.

What is the compound distribution feature offered on your home page, and how do I use it?.

Browsing through the archive, I found a few puzzles with answers labeled disallowed elsewhere.

Sure, some people might find it offensive, but it has an innocuous meaning too, and it’s never offensive when I use it.

I’m outraged because Spelling Bee censored a perfectly good word I entered.

Browsing through the archive, I found a few puzzles with answers labeled disallowed elsewhere. It’s an actual word, so why didn’t they take it? I’m outraged because Spelling Bee censored a perfectly good word I entered.

I found a really great word that was not accepted in Spelling Bee.

You keep using words like pangram that I don’t understand.How do you calculate the score field in the solution statistics?.When I entered some letters in the Solver, I got some really strange words back in the results.What happens if I enter more than seven letters?.

I entered a seven-letter word, but your page told me my word only has six letters.Is this page only good for finding answers to Spelling Bee?.Isn’t this page just an elaborate way of cheating on Spelling Bee? Where’s the sportsmanship in that?.I see a bunch of other checkboxes on the main Solver page.When I clicked the hints button, it brought me to a page that had statistics about today’s Spelling Bee but no answers.Do I really have to type in all those letters? Isn’t there a faster way to get hints on today’s Spelling Bee? The New York Times added a daily puzzle called 'Spelling Bee'.How do I use this page to help me solve Spelling Bee?.Shah appears to have gone so far as to have learned a little song he used as a mnemonic device to help him remember the 26 letters.Have questions about this site? We have answers! Click an item below to dig deeper. Saying that the Bee takes great pains to keep the letters it uses “under lock and key,” because “it is simply not fair for a contestant to walk onto our stage already knowing that letters such as E, T, and N are likely to be used over the course of the spelling bee,” the report adds, “rest assured, we will be conducting a thorough investigation to determine how this elaborate fraud was perpetrated, especially now that we know Mr. To feign authenticity, the satire quotes Corrie Loeffler, executive director of the bee, as saying, “Unfortunately, after discovering that every single letter used in the competition was leaked to the winner ahead of time, we were forced to strip this year’s winner of his title.” Apparently, she also privately expressed that this scandal might jeopardize her career. As always there are 7 letters and here the center letter is the letter P. This Wednesday’s spelling bee puzzle was built by Sam Ezersky. “In a sternly worded condemnation that took the 14-year-old to task for violating the rules to obtain an unfair advantage, the 2023 Scripps National Spelling Bee winner Dev Shah was disqualified Friday when it was confirmed he had received in advance all 26 letters needed to spell the words,” the Onion story claimed. JUL 19 Today we are publishing the answers of NYT Spelling Bee Jpuzzle.

Obviously, it is a fake new story, but funny. Yes, under the shocking and screaming headline, “National Spelling Bee Winner Disqualified After Being Given All 26 Letters Needed For Words In Advance,” The Onion, the satirical news website, published a fake story that quoted the 14-year-old Shah as saying that “he had agreed to return his $50,000 cash prize and said he wished to apologize for his behavior, which he called “probouleutic, chthonic, and completely aegragus.” If one were not to notice the source of the news story you’d be shocked to learn that 2023 Scripps National Spelling Bee winner Dev Shah was disqualified Friday.