NYT Spelling Bee Answers for March 7, 2024

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Today’s Pangram is “UNTUCKED“
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4 LETTER ANSWERS

CENT:
A unit of currency, or one-hundredth of a dollar or other currency.
DENT:
A slight hollow or depression on a hard surface.
DUNE:
A mound or ridge of sand formed by the wind, usually along the beach or in a desert.
DUNK:
To dip or submerge something quickly into a liquid.
KEEN:
Having a sharp edge; is also used to describe someone enthusiastic or eager.
KNEE:
The joint in the middle of the leg allows for bending.
NECK:
The part of the body that connects the head to the shoulders.
NEED:
To require something because it is essential.
NENE:
A type of bird found in Hawaii, also known as the Hawaiian goose.
NUDE:
Without clothing; naked.
NUKE:
To cook or heat food quickly using a microwave.
TEEN:
A person between the ages of 13 and 19.
TEND:
To care for or look after something.
TENT:
A portable shelter made of fabric or other material stretched over a frame.
TUNE:
A melody or sequence of notes in music.

5 LETTER ANSWERS

DUNCE:
A person who is slow to learn or not very intelligent.
ENDED:
Came to a conclusion or finished.
ENDUE:
To provide with a quality or ability.
KENTE:
A type of colorful Ghanaian textile, often worn for special occasions.
KNEED:
To strike or hit with the knee.
NUKED:
Slang for heating something quickly in a microwave.
TENET:
A principle or belief, especially one of the main principles of a religion or philosophy.
TUNED:
Adjusted or made to be in harmony.
UNCUT:
Not edited or censored.
UNDUE:
Excessive or unwarranted.

6 LETTER ANSWERS

DECENT:
Conforming to accepted standards of morality or respectability.
DENTED:
Having a small hollow or depression caused by impact.
DENUDE:
To strip something of its covering or surface.
DUNKED:
Submerged quickly in a liquid, often referring to cookies in milk.
DUNNED:
Demanded payment of a debt.
ENDUED:
Provided with a quality or ability.
KEENED:
Mourned loudly or keenly.
NECKED:
An informal term for kissing passionately.
NEEDED:
Required or essential.
NETTED:
Caught or acquired, especially in a net.
TENDED:
Took care of or looked after.
TENTED:
Provided with a tent or covered with a tent.
UNTUCK:
To remove from being tucked in.
UNTUNE:
To cause something to lose its proper tuning or harmony.

7 LETTER ANSWERS

DENUDED:
Stripped of its covering or surface.
DETENTE:
A relaxation of tensions between nations, is often used in the context of international relations.
ENTENTE:
An agreement or understanding between nations.
UNCEDED:
Not yielded or given up, especially about territory.
UNTUNED:
Not properly adjusted or tuned.

8 LETTER ANSWERS

DECEDENT:
A deceased person, especially in legal contexts.
UNNEEDED:
Not required or necessary.
UNTUCKED: (Pangram)
Not tucked in, as with a shirt or bedsheet.

10 LETTER ANSWERS

UNDETECTED:
Not discovered or noticed.

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