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NYT Spelling Bee Answers — September 13, 2026

Below are all 40 answers to the New York Times Spelling Bee for September 13, 2026 (Sunday). The honeycomb shows the seven letters with the required N center letter; pangrams are highlighted. Genius is 155 points.

Words40
Max Points222
Pangrams3
Genius155
Pangrams: ANTIOXIDANT, OXIDANT, OXIDATION

All answers, grouped by length

4letter answers13 words
ANONANTIAXONDINODINTINTONAANNADANANANOONONTOTINTTOON
5letter answers7 words
ANIONNAIADONIONTAINTTAXONTITANTOXIN
6letter answers8 words
ANOINTANOXIAATTAINDIOXINNATANTNATIONNOTIONTANNIN
7letter answers2 words
ANNATTOOXIDANT
8letter answers4 words
ADDITIONDONATIONNOTATIONTAXATION
9letter answers2 words
ANTITOXINOXIDATION
10letter answers3 words
ANNOTATIONINITIATIONINTONATION
11letter answers1 word
ANTIOXIDANT

How the Spelling Bee works

The New York Times Spelling Bee gives you seven letters arranged in a honeycomb, with one required center letter. Build as many words as you can — every word must be at least four letters long and must use the center letter, and letters can be reused. Find a word that uses all seven letters and you've got a pangram, worth 7 bonus points. Reach the Genius rank by scoring 70% of the day's maximum.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many answers are in the September 13, 2026 Spelling Bee?
There are 40 valid answers worth 222 points, including 3 pangrams. Genius requires 155 points.
What is the pangram?
The pangrams are ANTIOXIDANT, OXIDANT, OXIDATION. Pangrams use all seven letters and earn 7 bonus points.
What is the center letter?
The required center letter is N. Every valid answer must contain it.
How does scoring work?
4-letter words score 1 point; longer words score 1 point per letter; pangrams add 7 bonus points. Genius is 70% of the maximum score.

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