NYT Spelling Bee Hints

Today's NYT Spelling Bee Hints & Answers (Sun, February 16, 2025)


Hints forFebruary 16, 2025

Today's Spelling Bee (February 16, 2025) presents a moderate challenge centered around the letter 'G'. With 54 valid words, including one pangram, most players might spend around 20-30 minutes to achieve Queen Bee status. This puzzle blends familiar vocabulary and intriguing terms, featuring many words related to actions and states of being. To gently spark your ideas, here's:

  • Think of a time when you might be weaving through heavy traffic.
  • Consider something that happens as you grow older but is not ageless.
  • Recall the epic battle where heroes try to avenge a wrongdoing.
  • Imagine a grand event that takes place in the evening hours.
  • Picture a certain engine that powers your daily commute.
  • Visualize a playful dog gnawing on a toy bone.
  • Contemplate a situation where a team is winning by a narrow margin.

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