Clues for the New York Times Spelling Bee are generated daily by Ben Willenbring from his home in Brooklyn.

Letters: o  d  g  i  n  x  z

• Total Answers: 31
• Pangrams: 1
• Words revealed in these clues: None! 🤣

DI

1. DI5 — sounds like bingo, lingo
2. DI4 — sounds like dean, depot, keno, wino
3. DI6 —

DO

5. DO7 — the act or a means of getting or keeping away from something undesirable; to move suddenly aside or to and fro; to avoid having to comply with (something) especially through cleverness; avoidance; cop-out sounds like lodging
6. DO4 — a person with old-fashioned ideas; a stupid person; antediluvian; Colonel Blimp; fogy sounds like bode, coco, cocoa, code, dad
7. DO7 — the act of going after or in the tracks of another; to go after or on the track of; to subject (someone) to constant scoldings and sharp reminders; chase; chasing sounds like logging
8. DO5 —
9. DO5 — something done by someone; to be fitting or proper; to be enough; act; action sounds like chewing, dyeing, dying
10. DO4 — a person who lacks good sense or judgment; as in ding, clang; berk; booby; charlie sounds like dang, daub, dawn, dung, long
11. DO7 — to place on one's person; to place on one's person; putting on; slipping (on or into); throwing (on) sounds like dining
12. DO6 — sounds like boxing
13. DO4 —
14. DO7 — sounds like boxing, coaxing
15. DO6 — being in a state of suspended consciousness; a natural periodic loss of consciousness during which the body restores itself; to be in a state of sleep; asleep; dormant

GO

17. GO5 — accepted, used, or practiced by most people; being in effective operation; having attained a desired end or state of good fortune; conventional; current sounds like glowing, growing, knowing, owing, rowing
18. GO4 — as in ding, clang; chink; clang; clank; clash sounds like gall, gang, gauze, long, pong
19. GO7 — as in dinging, clanging; chinking; clanging; clanking; clashing
20. GO5 — sounds like condo
21. GO4 — based on sound reasoning or information; conforming to a high standard of morality or virtue; according to the rules of logic; commonsense; commonsensible sounds like could, gird, guide, hood, should
22. GO4 — to take place; to talk at length without sticking to a topic or getting to a point; a stupid person; be; befall sounds like boon, dune, gain, gun

IN

24. IN6 — as in diamondback rattlesnake, sea snake; as in diamondback rattlesnakes, sea snakes; adder; anaconda; asp sounds like undergo

IO

26. IO8 — sounds like abiding, agonizing, amazing, appeasing, budding
27. IO8 — sounds like agonizing

NO

29. NO7 — bending downward or forward; to make short up-and-down movements; to make short up-and-down movements; bowed; bowing sounds like rodding
30. NO6 — the upper or front part of the body that contains the brain, the major sense organs, and the mouth; bean; block; dome; head sounds like begin, jogging, knotted, nagging, nine
31. NO4 — the middle of the day; the highest part or point; as in daily, diurnal; high noon; lunch time sounds like boon, dune, goon, knew, known

ON

33. ON7 — being in progress or development; existing or in progress right now; having an existence or validity that does not change or diminish; afoot; proceeding sounds like going, knowing, outgoing
34. ON5 — sounds like undone

OO

36. OO6 — to flow forth slowly through small openings; to move slowly; to flow forth slowly through small openings; bleeding; exuding sounds like easing, losing

OX

38. OX9 — to combine chemically with oxygen; to combine chemically with oxygen; corroding; reacting; rusting

ZO

40. ZO6 — as in goofing (off), hanging (around or out); bumming; dallying; dawdling; dillydallying sounds like burning, caning, choking, coating, coding