Letter Boxed March 06, 2025 Answers

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Here are the Letter Boxed March 06, 2025 Answers from New York Times Games. Our solutions and answers are 100% valid and accurate. We suggest trying to solve the game on your own before using the help of our website.

Sides of this Letter Box are:

UGRYOITPQENC

The answers are:

CROQUETTYPING

79 thoughts on “Letter Boxed March 06, 2025 Answers”

      1. Mos Jef

        I missed this obvious connection and ended up with the absurdly inefficient PROTOTYPIC – CONQUERING instead. ALIOW. 🤷‍♂️

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        1. Nicole

          Me too!!! Way too cerebral today: REQUITING-GEOPONIC-CYNIC (after playing with REQUIRING, TONICITY, PICQUETING*)

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        3. Nate

          PYRITIC-CONQUERING here too, after being annoyed that TYPIC^-CONQUERING was rejected.

          Had earlier high hopes for PROPINQUITY.

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        1. Samuel Hanwich

          Now you’ve got me wondering… Is it considered acceptable to use online tools or even a dictionary to look for solutions? I sometimes look up words that have have been rejected, or meanings of words I’ve stumbled onto, but that’s about it. I always thought that using outside resources was considered a bit of a cheat, but seeing the sheer numbers of multiple solutions makes me wonder if some people consider it okay.

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          1. mushertom

            Replying to Samuel Hanwich: I can see that one might think using a word finder tool is a bit of a cheat and no doubt there are folks playing this game who have far more vast vocabularies and a sharper eye for letter combinations than I. Yesterday’s (03/05) solution was fairly simple and I missed that entirely. Was not even close. However it seems some of the solutions require some sort of investigative effort. I have no problem with it. To me it is something to stimulate the mind and keep it sharp. No one is earning points or winning prizes for this. My day starts with the LA Times crossword, Wordle, and LetterBoxed.

          2. Bill

            Sam H- I agree the game is more fun , not using references. I’ll check a dictionary if LB doesn’t accept what I think is a valid word. But I do miss when Davel would post some days’ hundreds of solutions

        2. Samuel Hanwich

          I didn’t mean that to sound accusatory, was really just more curious than anything about whether people might be using other resources to come up with so many multiple answers. Maybe “cheat” was too strong of a word.

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          1. mushertom

            reply to Samuel Hanwich. Not to worry, was not taken that way at all. I have no doubt most users have taken advantage of word finders. I consider it a valid tool and make excuses for that. There is no way I, for one, could possible come up with all the answers. Most days I settle for a solution, OA or other, up to and including the “par” score. Finding the actual OA happens at best about once a week. Some days I fail entirely.

  5. Jenny

    I wanted to be that person who ‘got it in first attempt ‘ with requiting and copyer in front. But not allowed. So I’m sulking but can’t dismiss my unrequiting need to make it work.

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    2. Benjamin

      I’m not sure I’d sulk too much, because I’ve never seen “copier” spelled with a Y. But I do get the daze this game can put you in of making words seem right. It happened to me the other day with MALARKY, which looked 100% right to me and resulted in the same thing, so imagine my shock to learn that MALARKEY was part of the OA. I was, like, “DOH!”😂

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    2. Lyla

      I found the OA in a couple of minutes, and I am happy about that. Before that I tried CROQUETING but was not familiar with the spelling of the word GYPE. So, I could not make that connection with the remaining letters. However, it was nice to come here to LB answers page and learn the correct spelling of a word I first heard as a kid some sixty years ago. It conjured up a funny flashback memory. Now onto other pursuits. Have a great day.

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  10. Bill Duffin

    NYCTITROPIC — CONQUERING

    PINOCYTOTIC — CONQUERING

    PROTOTYPIC — CONQUERING

    Also played with PROPRIETOR/PROPRIETORY before finding CONQUERING and working back off the C.

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  19. Simon

    Great answers! I got stuck on PROPINQUITY. All I could come up with so far was —

    COQUETRY YERPING* (Scot.)

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  21. SLC

    So close, and super fast, but never saw CROQUET so I missed the OA… saw TYPING but didn’t try it because I did try RETYPING and had got CROQUE, so I was trying to add an -r ending before Retyping… so I did get CONQUER RETYPING…

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  23. Bill

    Croquet typing. Conquer retyping. conqueror retyping and the first one I found croqueting gyp even if LB doesn’t accept an oed word

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      1. Bill

        Yes, isn’t this a great game?! Now I know a new word gype. My biological word finder tool found many good words today but took forever to find right ones I wonder if we have many Scottish players

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