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

Letters: n  a  f  i  m  r  y

• Total Answers: 29
• Pangrams: 1
• Words revealed in these clues: None! 🤣

AI

1. AI6 — one who flies or is qualified to fly an aircraft or spacecraft; aviator; birdman; flier; pilot sounds like ch**

AN

3. AN5 — sounds like alma, asthma, edema, prima

FA

5. FA5 — the part of the body upon which someone sits; as in school bag, seabag; as in school bags, seabags; backside; behind sounds like canny, funny, nanny, phoney, phony
6. FA6 — sounds like area, ferried, ferry

IN

8. IN6 — the state of having lost the esteem of others; discredit; disesteem; disgrace; dishonor sounds like enemy
9. IN6 — lacking bodily strength; asthenic; debilitated; delicate; down-and-out
10. IN9 — a place for the treatment of those who are ill or injured; clinic; hospital; medical center; sick bay

MA

12. MA4 — coming before all others in importance; muscular strength; one of the great divisions of land on the globe or the main part of such a division; arch; big sounds like arraign, bane, cane, chain, feign
13. MA5 — a serious mental disorder that prevents one from living a safe and normal life; something about which one is constantly thinking or concerned; aberration; dementia; derangement
14. MA5 — a source of great satisfaction; something that provides happiness or does good for a person or thing; delectation; delight; feast
15. MA4 — being of a large but indefinite number; as in number; a pronounceable series of letters having a distinct meaning especially in a particular field; beaucoup; legion sounds like any, meant, mend, merry, messy
16. MA6 — an area of water where privately owned boats (such as yachts) are kept; basin; dock; moorage; mooring sounds like arena
17. MA8 — sounds like canard, monarch, regard, regatta, sonata

MI

19. MI4 — a very small automobile; as in small, little; as in department store, chain store; compact; coupe sounds like genie, many, mealy, mean, meaner
20. MI5 — as in tiny, minuscule; as in smidgen, iota; bitty; inappreciable; infinitesimal
21. MI6 — as in semblances, modicums; hoots; iotas; jots; minims sounds like cinema, edema, mania
22. MI6 —
23. MI5 — sounds like grin

MY

25. MY4 — sounds like mana, manna, min, mince, mint

NA

27. NA4 — sounds like con, don, john, knob, knock
28. NA4 — lacking in worldly wisdom or informed judgment; as in ingenue, greenhorn; aw-shucks; dewy; dewy-eyed sounds like chafe, knife, safe, waif
29. NA4 — sounds like manna
30. NA5 — a girl or woman employed to care for a young child or children; babysitter; dry nurse; nurse; nursemaid sounds like canny, fanny
31. NA4 — sounds like airy, berry, bury, cherry, dairy

NI

33. NI5 — a person who lacks good sense or judgment; a stupid person; berk; booby; charlie sounds like guinea, nanny, tinny

RA

35. RA4 — a steady falling of water from the sky in significant quantity; a heavy fall of objects; to fall as water in a continuous stream of drops from the clouds; cloudburst; deluge sounds like arraign, bane, b**, cane, chain
36. RA5 — marked by or abounding with rain; as in emergency; pouring; precipitating; stormy sounds like b*, g*, reign, rein, zany
37. RA4 — sounds like rocky

YA

39. YA4 — a brief account of something interesting that happened especially to one personally; a work with imaginary characters and events that is shorter and usually less complex than a novel; anecdote; story; tale sounds like barn, darn