NYT Spelling Bee Answers for March 5, 2024

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Today’s Pangram is “ARMADILLO“
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4 LETTER ANSWERS

AMID:
In the middle of; surrounded by.
ARIA:
A solo vocal piece with instrumental accompaniment in an opera or oratorio.
ARID:
Very dry, lacking rainfall, and therefore vegetation.
ARIL:
A specialized outgrowth from a seed that helps in seed dispersal, often fleshy or brightly colored.
DIAL:
A round disk marked with numbers to show the time or to control a machine.
DILL:
An aromatic herb used in cooking, especially in pickling.
IDOL:
An object of worship; is a person or thing that is greatly admired, loved, or revered.
IMAM:
A leader of prayer in a mosque.
LAID:
Past tense of “lay,” which means to put something down.
LAIR:
A den or resting place of a wild animal.
LIAR:
A person who tells lies.
LIMA:
A city in Peru, also the name of a type of bean.
LIMO:
Short for “limousine,” a luxury car often used for special occasions.
LIRA:
The former currency of Italy.
MAID:
A female domestic servant.
MAIL:
Letters, packages, and other items are sent through the postal system.
MAIM:
To injure or wound severely, often causing permanent damage.
MIDI:
A digital protocol for communicating between electronic instruments.
MILD:
Gentle or not strong in flavor or effect.
MILL:
A building where grain is ground into flour.
MOIL:
To work hard and tediously.
OLIO:
A miscellaneous mixture of things.
RAID:
A sudden attack or surprise assault.
RAIL:
A bar or series of bars is used as a barrier or for support.
RIAL:
The currency unit of Iran.
RILL:
A small stream.
ROIL:
To disturb or disquiet; to make murky or cloudy.

5 LETTER ANSWERS

AIOLI:
A Mediterranean sauce made of garlic and olive oil, similar to mayonnaise.
DILDO:
An artificial object resembling a penis, used for sexual stimulation.
DRILL:
To make a hole with a drill; also, a tool for this purpose.
DROID:
A robot with human-like qualities.
IDIOM:
A group of words whose meaning differs from the meanings of the individual words.
RADII:
Plural “radius,” is the distance from the center of a circle to its outer edge.
RADIO:
The transmission and reception of electromagnetic waves of radio frequency.

6 LETTER ANSWERS

MIDAIR:
Occurring or done while in the air.
MIRROR:
A reflective surface that produces an image of whatever is in front of it.
RADIAL:
Arranged like rays that radiate from a common center.

7 LETTER ANSWERS

ADMIRAL:
A high-ranking naval officer.
AIRMAIL:
Letters and packages are sent by airmail for quicker delivery.
DIORAMA:
A three-dimensional miniature or life-sized scene.
IMMORAL:
Not conforming to accepted standards of morality.
MALARIA:
A disease transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito.

8 LETTER ANSWERS

ARMORIAL:
About heraldry or coats of arms.
MAILROOM:
A room in an office where incoming and outgoing mail is processed.
MALARIAL:
Relating to or affected by malaria.
RAILROAD:
A track with rails on which trains run.

9 LETTER ANSWERS

ARMADILLO: (Pangram)
A small to medium-sized mammal with a protective shell resembling armor.

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