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

Letters: f  d  e  g  i  n  o

• Total Answers: 50
• Pangrams: 2
• Words revealed in these clues: None! 🤣

DE

1. DE6 — to drive danger or attack away from; to continue to declare to be true or proper despite opposition or objections synonyms—bulwark, cover, fence, fend, forfend
2. DE8 — as in secure, secured synonyms—guarded, protected, safeguarded, secure, secured sounds like—offended
3. DE9 — to drive danger or attack away from; to continue to declare to be true or proper despite opposition or objections synonyms—bulwarking, covering, fencing, fending, forfending sounds like—dissenting, refunding
4. DE6 — to go against the commands, prohibitions, or rules of; to invite (someone) to take part in a contest or to perform a feat; to oppose (something hostile or dangerous) with firmness or courage synonyms—disobeyed, mocked, rebelled (against), challenged, dared sounds like—abide, allied, aside, bugeyed, collide
5. DE6 — to draw or make apparent the outline of; to mark the limits of; to point out the chief quality or qualities of an individual or group synonyms—delineate, outline, silhouette, sketch, trace sounds like—divine
6. DE7 — having distinct or certain limits synonyms—bounded, circumscribed, definite, determinate, finite
7. DE8 — to draw or make apparent the outline of; to mark the limits of; to point out the chief quality or qualities of an individual or group synonyms—delineating, outlining, silhouetting, sketching, tracing sounds like—dining, edifying, fining
8. DE5 — to remove fog or condensed moisture from sounds like—afar, duffel, duffer, dug, fog
9. DE8 — to remove fog or condensed moisture from sounds like—afar, afford, afraid, canard, diehard
10. DE9 — to remove fog or condensed moisture from sounds like—bugging, differing, duckling, edifying, falling
11. DE7 — to love or admire too much; to offer honor or respect to (someone) as a divine power; to assign a high status or value to synonyms—adored, adulated, canonized, doted (on), hero-worshipped sounds like—divide, dried, refile

DI

12. DI9 — having or showing a formal and serious or reserved manner synonyms—august, distingué, distinguished, imposing, portly

DO

13. DO4 — to rid oneself of (a garment) synonyms—douse, peel (off), put off, remove, shrug off sounds like—daub, dawn, deaf, off
14. DO6 — to rid oneself of (a garment) synonyms—doused, peeled (off), put off, removed, shrugged off sounds like—daft, dart, deft, soft, waft
15. DO7 — to rid oneself of (a garment) synonyms—dousing, peeling (off), putting off, removing, shrugging off sounds like—offing

ED

16. ED7 — to provide (someone) with moral or spiritual understanding synonyms—educated, enlightened, illumed, illuminated, illumined sounds like—modified, rarefied, terrified, verified

FE

17. FE4 — to provide food or meals for; to put (something) into the possession of someone for use or consumption; to take a meal synonyms—board, cater, provision, victual, deliver sounds like—bead, cede, deed, fad, fade
18. FE7 — to provide food or meals for; to put (something) into the possession of someone for use or consumption; to take a meal synonyms—boarding, catering, provisioning, victualing, delivering sounds like—fading, leading
19. FE5 — to present a false appearance of synonyms—act, affect, assume, bluff, counterfeit sounds like—arraign, bane, cane, chain, face
20. FE7 — lacking in natural or spontaneous quality; not being or expressing what one appears to be or express synonyms—affected, artificial, assumed, bogus, contrived sounds like—chained, fade, failed, faint, famed
21. FE8 — as in pretense, hoax synonyms—counterfeit, fake, forgery, hoax, humbug sounds like—caning, facing, fading, fining, finish
22. FE4 — to drive danger or attack away from synonyms—bulwark, cover, de, fence, for sounds like—bend, end, fiend, find, fond
23. FE6 — to drive danger or attack away from synonyms—bulwarked, covered, de**, fenced, for** sounds like—ended, founded, funded, of**, tended
24. FE7 — to drive danger or attack away from synonyms—bulwarking, covering, de***, fencing, for*** sounds like—ending, funding, lending, pending, vending

FI

25. FI4 — a region of activity, knowledge, or influence synonyms—area, arena, bailiwick, barony, business sounds like—beef, chief, feat, fee, feed
26. FI5 — a mean, evil, or unprincipled person; a person who regularly uses drugs especially illegally; a person with a strong and habitual liking for something synonyms—baddie, beast, brute, caitiff, devil sounds like—feed, feigned, fend, fond, found
27. FI4 — a rail about the mast near the deck to which rigging is belayed sounds like—knife, life, rife, wife
28. FI5 — sounds like—gift, lift, miffed, rift, shift
29. FI6 —
30. FI4 — to come upon after searching, study, or effort; to come upon unexpectedly or by chance synonyms—ascertain, descry, detect, determine, dig out sounds like—bind, feigned, fend, fond, found
31. FI7 — a decision made by a court or tribunal regarding a case it has heard; the act or process of sighting or learning the existence of something for the first time synonyms—doom, holding, judgment, ruling, sentence sounds like—binding, funding, winding
32. FI4 — consisting of very small particles; made or done with extreme care and accuracy; being of less than usual width synonyms—dusty, floury, powdery, delicate, exact sounds like—dine, fan, fawn, feign, fern
33. FI5 — to establish or apply as a charge or penalty synonyms—assessed, charged, exacted, imposed, laid sounds like—bind, feigned, fend, fond, found
34. FI6 — to establish or apply as a charge or penalty synonyms—assessing, charging, exacting, imposing, laying sounds like—dining, shining
35. FI6 — to equip with fins; to show the fins above the water; to move through water propelled by fins sounds like—feared, feigned, fend, fond, found

FO

36. FO6 — suffering from mental confusion synonyms—addle, addled, addlepated, bedeviled, be**
37. FO7 — to make (something) unclear to the understanding; to make dark, dim, or indistinct synonyms—beclouding, be***, blurring, clouding, confusing sounds like—falling, jogging
38. FO5 — sounds like—bogey, phoney, phony
39. FO4 — having a liking or affection; feeling or showing love; granted special treatment or attention synonyms—affected, attached, inclined, partial, adoring sounds like—bond, conned, feigned, fend, fiend
40. FO4 — substances intended to be eaten; something that maintains or stimulates the intellect synonyms—bread, chow, chuck, comestibles, eatables sounds like—fad, fade, feed, feud, lewd
41. FO6 — a person who enjoys and cares about food very much synonyms—connoisseur, dilettante, bon vivant, epicure, epicurean sounds like—moody

GO

42. GO4 — an unintentional departure from truth or accuracy; a stupid person synonyms—blunder, bobble, boo-boo, boob, brick sounds like—gaffe, hoof, poof, roof, woof
43. GO6 — to spend time in aimless activity synonyms—doodle, fiddle (around), fool around, fribble, hang about sounds like—gift
44. GO7 — to spend time in aimless activity synonyms—doodle, fiddle (around), fool around, fribble, hang about sounds like—roofing

IN

45. IN4 — a report of recent events or facts not previously known synonyms—411, advice(s), gen, **rmation, intelligence

OF

46. OF5 — to put to death deliberately synonyms—assassinated, bumped off, croaked, did in, dispatched sounds like—tuft, upped
47. OF6 — to commit an offense; to cause hurt feelings or deep resentment in; to fail to keep synonyms—err, fall, sin, stray, transgress sounds like—amend, append, ascend, attend, fend
48. OF8 — to commit an offense; to cause hurt feelings or deep resentment in; to fail to keep synonyms—erred, fell, sinned, strayed, transgressed sounds like—affected, agenda, blended, ended, founded
49. OF9 — as in offensive, insulting synonyms—affronting, insulting, offensive, outrageous, outraging sounds like—unending
50. OF6 — time that is to come synonyms—by-and-by, future, futurity, hereafter, tomorrow