Hints forDecember 3, 2024
Today's Spelling Bee (December 3, 2024) presents a moderately challenging puzzle centered around the letter 'E'. With 57 valid words including two pangrams, most players can expect to spend 20-30 minutes reaching Queen Bee status. The game features a good mix of common words and interesting terms, with many relating to homes and emotions. For those needing a gentle nudge in the right direction, here's:
- Think of something that echoes a message or feeling multiple times.
- Consider the home you go back to after work.
- Reflect on those brief written notes you often send.
- Imagine a big stone structure older than America.
- Ponder what you might use to sharpen a blade.
- Visualize the light gas that illuminates signs on Times Square.
- Remember a significant period or instant in your life.
- Picture a classic 90s Garfield fan communication style.
- Envision a solemn agreement or pact between nations.
- Recall the visual symbol often associated with femininity.
Hinted Answers: Peek or Reveal
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