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

Letters: n  a  e  h  m  o  p

• Total Answers: 48
• Pangrams: 1
• Words revealed in these clues: None! 🤣

AE

1. AE4 — a long or seemingly long period of time; age; blue moon; coon's age; cycle sounds like neon

AM

3. AM4 — sounds like again, aim, cayenne, den, glen

AN

5. AN7 — sounds like adman, ammo, bemoan, intone, known
6. AN4 — at or within a short time; on some occasions; a certain way in which something appears or may be regarded; before long; by and by sounds like upon

AP

8. AP6 — sounds like pummel, summon, thiamin
9. AP6 — sounds like lemon, oppression, penman
10. AP5 — sounds like acne, mania

EN

12. EN5 —

HA

14. HA6 — to take place; to come upon unexpectedly or by chance; to come upon face-to-face or as if face-to-face; be; befall sounds like apple, ashen, aspen, baron, barren

HE

16. HE5 —

HO

18. HO9 — sounds like headphone, muffin, omen, showman, telephone
19. HO4 — to make sharp or sharper; to make smooth by friction; as in set, home (in on); edge; grind sounds like bone, cone, hen

MA

21. MA6 — sounds like famine, salmon
22. MA4 — sounds like arraign, bane, cane, chain, feign
23. MA5 — a source of great satisfaction; something that provides happiness or does good for a person or thing; delectation; delight; feast

ME

25. ME4 — to communicate or convey (as an idea) to the mind; to be of importance; to have in mind as a purpose or goal; denote; express sounds like bean, dean, gene, keen, lean

MO

27. MO4 — a long low sound indicating pain or grief; a crying out in grief; an expression of dissatisfaction, pain, or resentment; groan; wail sounds like bone, cone, hone, known, loan
28. MO4 —
29. MO4 — a long or seemingly long period of time; a long or seemingly long period of time; not often; aeon; age sounds like boon, dune, goon, loon, main

NA

31. NA4 — sounds like con, don, john, knob, knock
32. NA4 — a word or combination of words by which a person or thing is regularly known; an act or expression showing scorn and usually intended to hurt another's feelings; outward and often deceptive indication; appellation; appellative sounds like aim, came, dame, fame, game
33. NA4 — sounds like manna
34. NA4 — sounds like ape, cape, nip, rape, shape

NE

36. NE4 — sounds like beep, cheap, deep, heap, jeep
37. NE4 — sounds like bean, dean, gene, keen, knead
38. NE4 — sounds like bean, con, dean, don, eon

NO

40. NO4 — certainly not; not in any degree, way, or under any condition; no person; hardly; ill sounds like bun, done, dun, eon, fun
41. 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
42. NO4 — sounds like cope, dope, gnome, hope, knoll

OM

44. OM4 — something believed to be a sign or warning of a future event; augury; auspice; boding; foreboding sounds like ocean, open, showman

OP

46. OP4 — to change from a closed to an open position; to make passage through (something) possible by removing obstructions; to arrange the parts of (something) over a wider area; unclose; clear sounds like ocean, omen, pun, spun

PA

48. PA5 — a formal expression of praise; accolade; citation; commendation; dithyramb sounds like eon, peony, pun
49. PA6 — as in sombrero, beret; baseball cap; beret; billycock; biretta
50. PA4 — sounds like arraign, bane, cane, chain, feign

PE

52. PE6 — sounds like paean
53. PE4 — sounds like bean, dean, gene, keen, lean
54. PE6 — a person who creates a written work; one who writes from dictation or copies manuscripts; author; litterateur; pen
55. PE6 — a person who creates a written work; one who writes from dictation or copies manuscripts; a person who creates a written work; authors; litterateurs
56. PE5 — sounds like den, hen, pain, pair, pan
57. PE4 — a person who does very hard or dull work; dogsbody; drone; drudge; drudger sounds like neon, paean

PH

59. PH6 — sounds like funnel
60. PH9 — something extraordinary or surprising; something extraordinary or surprising; cautions; flashes; marvels
61. PH10 — something extraordinary or surprising; caution; flash; marvel; miracle
62. PH5 — to make a telephone call to; call; dial; ring (up); telephone sounds like bone, cone, fan, fawn, feign
63. PH7 —
64. PH5 — sounds like fun, fund, funny

PO

66. PO7 —
67. PO4 — sounds like bony, penny, phoney, phony, tony