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

Letters: e  c  i  l  m  o  p

• Total Answers: 47
• Pangrams: 2
• Words revealed in these clues: None! 🤣

CE

1. CE4 — an area within a building that has been set apart from surrounding space by a wall; one of the parts into which an enclosed space is divided; a local unit of an organization; apartment; chamber sounds like bell, dell, fell, gel, hell
2. CE5 — sounds like belly, jelly, sally, self, sell
3. CE5 — sounds like bellow, fellow, mellow, self, sell

CL

5. CL5 — the circumstances, conditions, or objects by which one is surrounded; ambient; atmosphere; climate; context sounds like crime, lime, slime

CO

7. CO6 — sounds like calmly, curly
8. CO4 — to move closer to; to get to a destination; to eventually have as a state or quality; advance; approach sounds like bum, calm, came, chum, cub
9. CO6 — to cause (a person) to give in to pressure; blackjack; coerce; constrain; dragoon
10. CO7 — to bring together from several sources into a single volume or list; anthologize; collect
11. CO4 — something that covers or conceals like a piece of cloth; to meet one's day-to-day needs; to deal with (something) usually skillfully or efficiently; blanket; cloak sounds like cap, cape

EL

13. EL5 — as in escape, abscond; abscond; clear out; decamp; escape sounds like alone, lope, slope

EM

15. EM5 — a person who conducts a program of entertainment by making introductions and providing continuity; announcer; host; MC sounds like airy, any, assay, chassis, edgy

EP

17. EP4 — sounds like easy, pea
18. EP4 — large and impressive in size, grandeur, extent, or conception; as in story, tale; as in ode, elegy; august; baronial sounds like ethic, pick

IC

20. IC6 — a cold aloof person; cold fish; cold turkey; iceberg sounds like bicycle, sickle

IM

22. IM5 — to set or keep in motion; to cause (a person) to give in to pressure; actuate; drive; move

LI

24. LI4 — a person whose behavior is offensive to others; bastard; beast; bleeder; blighter sounds like dice, ice, lace, lass, lease
25. LI4 — as in limey; as in limeys; limey; powerboater; sailboater sounds like chime, climb, c**, dime, lamb

LO

27. LO4 — to move with a light springing step; as in bounce, skip; bounce; bound; hop sounds like cope, dope, hope, lap, leap

ME

29. ME5 — a rough and often noisy fight usually involving several people; affray; brawl; broil; donnybrook sounds like mail, mailed, male
30. ME4 — sounds like beam, deem, mien, mom
31. ME4 — a message on paper from one person or group to another; a usually brief written reminder; a written communication giving information or directions; dispatch; epistle sounds like demo, marrow

MI

33. MI4 — as in cowards, pussies; as in icebergs, cold fishes; cowards; milquetoasts; nebbishes sounds like dice, ice, lice, mass, mess
34. MI4 — a long distance; a long distance; with great speed; afar; country mile sounds like aisle, bile, file, guile, isle
35. MI4 — an actor in a story performed silently and entirely by body movements; a movement of the body or limbs that expresses or emphasizes an idea or feeling; to use (someone or something) as the model for one's speech, mannerisms, or behavior; mimic; mummer sounds like chime, dime, lime, mom, mum
36. MI5 — sounds like bimbo, cameo, demean, jimmied, jimmy

MO

38. MO4 — a person who tries secretly to obtain information for one country in the territory of another usually unfriendly country; agent; asset; emissary; intelligencer sounds like boll, bowl, coal, dole, foal
39. MO4 — to move or act slowly; to silently go about in a bad mood; crawl; creep; dally sounds like cope, dope, hope, lope, map

OL

41. OL5 — sounds like click, flick, lick, slick
42. OL4 — sounds like polio
43. OL5 — sounds like alley, awfully, c*, early, flea

PE

45. PE4 — to remove the natural covering of; to rid oneself of (a garment); to leave a place often for another; bark; flay sounds like appeal, deal, eel, feel, heal
46. PE4 — an instance of looking especially briefly; to make a short sharp sound like a small bird; cast; eye; gander sounds like beep, cheap, deep, heap, jeep
47. PE8 — sounds like pickle
48. PE6 — human beings in general; the body of the community as contrasted with the elite; a group of persons who come from the same ancestor; folks; humanity sounds like papal, purple

PI

50. PI5 — a broken or irregular part of something that often remains incomplete; a literary, musical, or artistic production; a portable weapon from which a shot is discharged by gunpowder; bit; fraction sounds like a*, cease, eye*, lease, niece
51. PI4 — a quantity of things thrown or stacked on one another; a considerable amount; a very large amount of money; cock; heap sounds like aisle, bile, file, guile, isle
52. PI6 — a small, inflamed swelling of the skin; boil; fester; hickey; papule sounds like simple
53. PI4 — a long hollow cylinder for carrying a substance (as a liquid or gas); an enclosed wooden vessel for holding beverages; to cause to move to a central point or along a restricted pathway; channel; conduit sounds like hype, pap, peep, pop, pope

PL

55. PL4 — sounds like alley, early, flea, flee, glee

PO

57. PO4 — a composition using rhythm and often rhyme to create a lyrical effect; lyric; rune; song; verse sounds like plum, plumb
58. PO4 — as in center, capital; as in punt; capital; center; cynosure sounds like boll, bowl, coal, dole, foal
59. PO7 — as in diatribe, tirade; given to arguing; relating to or causing the expression of opposing opinions; broadside; diatribe sounds like epidemic, pathetic
60. PO6 — as in patrol, conduct; the department of government that keeps order, fights crime, and enforces statutes; a body of officers of the law; administrate; conduct sounds like pulse
61. PO4 — sounds like comb, dome, foam, gnome, home
62. PO6 — sounds like mellow
63. PO6 — to strike repeatedly; bash; baste; bat; batter sounds like pummel
64. PO4 — as in bishop, archbishop; abbot; archbishop; archpriest; bishop sounds like cope, dope, hope, lope, pap