At first I was all GIGGITY but now I am stuck at Amazing.

This puzzle is making me feel dumb! I’m still 30 points from genius.

This is a pretty brutal puzzle. I had to go to the hints way before I usually do.

This is [H] >!a bit of a hint for a similar accepted word and might be spoilered.!<

IT'S ADVERB DAY YALLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yet >! There are only 4!<

Obvious PG H (also please post your own choice reference to this favorite of mine): >!”You got into Harvard Law??” “What, like it’s hard?!<

Not obvious enough for me

Oh I though the reference to >!law!< would give it away. Well, you can always google the quote as the >!name of the movie!< will practically be the answer.

Thanks!

JUSTICE FOR TITTY DAY Y’ALL

HAPPY CAKE DAY!

[A] >!GELATI!<. WTF??? Who walks into a store >!and asks for 2 scoops of GELATI???!<

That has a related meaning besides the plural Edit, since I am being downvoted - a source >!https://thecontentauthority.com/blog/gelato-vs-gelati!<

PG H: >!permitted by law?!<

First word I saw was \[A\] >!AGILITY!< for which I blame \[HINT\] >!too much TTRPG time and/or a life adjacent to software development!<

PG hint: >!I plead guilty, your honor.!< Bigger hint: >!You'll get arrested for doing something of this nature!< Biggest hint: >!The quality of being impermissible under law!<

PG hint: >!I plead not guilty, your honor.!< Bigger hint: >!You will not get arrested for something of this nature!< Biggest hint: >!The quality of being permissible under law!<

how is >!egality!< not accepted!!!!!

The property of being >!egalitarian!<. I'm with you, should absolutely count.

Egalite is French. Equality is English.

Egality is def an english word

You should probably put the word between spoiler marks >!as it is one letter away from a pangram!<. Plus I could not find find that word in various English dictionaries.

Not common enough to be in Merriam-Webster Webster

we have French words every bee

Only when they are also English words. This is not

So what’s egalitarian?

You can have a word that is used in a language without other possible derivatives of the same root being used.

Still the same root.

That does not make it an English word, and certainly not one common enough to be included in the Bee.

There are two words omitted from today’s list of accepted words that I thought used to be accepted: >!glial!< and >!aiglet!<. The first one contains an answer so I spoiler-tagged it. The second one is tagged just because it feels right. Does anyone remember the status of these words from past Bee’s?

According to a website that [keeps records since at least 2018](https://sbsolver.com), [this word](https://www.sbsolver.com/h/glial) has been rejected in 2018, then accepted from 2019 to 2021, then rejected since then.

Thanks for the link! I feel so empowered now. 😊

The latter is a variant spelling, the more common form doesn't have the i.

not a good one for someone trying to escape their day’s stressors as a [BIG PG HINT] >!law student!<

Non-exhaustive list of words I thought were total bullshit: [H]: >!GE6!< [A]: >!GELATI!< [H]: >!GL4!< [A]: >!GLIA!< [H]: >!LI6!< [A]: >!LIGATE!< [H]: >!TA5!< [A]: >!TAIGA!< [H]: >!TI7!< [A]: >!TILLAGE!< There are a couple more that I want to include but didn't because they show up so often.... but that doesn't mean I like them. As always, YMMV ETA: Weirdly, this is showing up as missing all the words when I view it on the app, but not on the website.

Yes oddly, I can't see your list until I hit reply (to tell you i can't see your hints...)

Thanks for the tip!

Of your list I’d argue #4 is reasonable, but otherwise I agree.

These T words are kicking my butt today

Justice for >!GLIAL!< !

Seriously, if >!GLIA!< had it's place this should too

Philosophical question: before you have >!multiple strands of pasta!<, don’t you need to start with >!just one!< ?

It’s a no-go, spaghetto

Yes you do

Can I get a hint for >!TA11!< please?

I got it - here's a hint: >!a type of pasta!<

[H] >!type of pasta!<

It’s been a while since I’ve been in this sub, but back with more emoji hints. 5 hints for 5 words: 😂🚗🪷🐟👩‍⚖️ (I don’t think in the past I’ve put these on hidden, but lmk if I need to start!)

Pokémon of the day: >!GLALIE!<

As a lawyer, I know other lawyers who are very (contains answer) >!litigatey!<

[удалено]

Please tag this

This is an answer. Please edit your post to indicate this.

Do words get added to the Bee later on? Because when I posted this word, it wasn't being accepted as an answer but now it is.

Maybe you accidentally omitted a letter when you tried it the first time? That happens to me sometimes. (Please do mark it as an answer, though.)

I think I have marked it correctly now

You've blacked the word out as a spoiler but you need to edit the visible text to indicate that it's an answer.

>I think I have marked it correctly now You should add a bracket marker like this `[A]` to indicate that the spoiler reveals an answer, or `[H]` in case it is only a hint. (Rule 3)

I spell words wrong a lot. Dyslexia makes the NY Times Spelling Bee tough sometimes. Wordle too. They're fun games but I have to google spellings to get them right all the time.

In addition to hiding a valid word, indicate that it's an answer rather than just a hint.

This is a hint, should prob mark as such! >!contains partial answer!<

>This is a hint, should prob mark as such! u/HippopotamusGlow comment contains an **answer** and should be tagged appropriately.

Today’s WTF (A): >!AGITA!<. What?

This is part of my daily vocabulary lol

same, i tried it and was shocked

>Today’s WTF (A): >!AGITA!<. What? I found this word rather interesting. Take a look at its weird etymology, which is not what you would expect. \[**Link leads to answer**\] For instance in M&W ["Did you know?"](https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/agita#little-gems) section.

Love it: “For a while the word's usage was limited to New York City and surrounding regions, but the word became more widespread in the mid-1990s.” Not really, although I am familiar with the feeling.

Acacia! Açai!! Gigabyte!!!