NYT Spelling Bee Answers For Today: September 12

The NYT’s Spelling Bee is a super fun word-hunting game where you have to guess as many words as possible from a set of seven letters, also called the “hive.” While this might seem easy, most Spelling Bee players know that finding multiple words and reaching the top status is incredibly difficult. If you’re stuck on today’s puzzle, we’ve got your back. This guide contains the answers to today’s NYT Spelling Bee.

Spelling Bee Answers For September 12

1. Answers with 4 letters
   • ACAI, CALL, CLAN, KICK, LACK, LAIC, LICK, NICK
2. Answers with 5 letters
   • ACING, ALACK, CALLA, CANAL, CANNA, CILIA, CLACK, CLANG, CLANK, CLICK, CLING, CLINK, ICING, ILIAC, KNACK, LILAC
3. Answers with 6 letters
   • ACACIA, CAGING, CAKING, CANCAN, CANING, CLINIC, LACING, LAICAL, NIACIN
4. Answers with 7 letters
   • CALLING, CANNING, GLACIAL, KICKING, LACKING, LANCING, LICKING, NICKING
5. Answers with 8 letters
   • CACKLING, CLACKING, CLANGING, CLANKING, CLICKING, CLINGING, CLINICAL, CLINKING, GLANCING
6. Answers with 9 letters
7. Answers with 10 letters

If you love games like Spelling Bee, check out our hints and answers for today’s Wordle and Octordle puzzle.

How To Play the NYT Spelling Bee?

As mentioned, the NYT Spelling Bee is a word-hunting game where players need to find words based on a given set of letters, but there is a twist. Each hive contains a letter in the center, which players need to include in every word they make. Plus, the words need to be at least four letters long, and you’re allowed to reuse characters.

The game only supports common English words, with a few exceptions, such as curse words, hyphenated words, and proper nouns. Plus, each puzzle contains at least one pangram, which is a special word that uses all seven letters of the puzzle.

Since each correct letter guessed gives you one point, try thinking of longer words. Always start by creating word combinations using the center letter and common suffixes like -ed, -ing, -er, and -ly, then move on to the others. Plus, think about plurals and verb forms of the answers, since many words can be pluralized.