Letter Boxed May 27, 2025 Answers

Here are the Letter Boxed May 27, 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:

LESUMIBJRCOT

The answers are:

SUBCULTUREEMOJI

64 thoughts on “Letter Boxed May 27, 2025 Answers”

          1. Justicers – Stromboli in a just a few minutes after blindly working my around the square. Who knew Justicers would be a word LB would accept?
            Good catch on getting the OA. Nice TI.

      1. Reverse OA here. Had EMOJI(S) pretty early, but took a long time to finish, despite having CULTURE as the 8th of 16 or 17 C words I wrote down and knowing the SUB prefix was out there. Brain finally got it, though.

  1. TRITUBERCULISM°—MOJO
    JOLT—TRITUBERCULISM°
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    JUBILUS^—STEREOMETRIC^
    JUBILUS^—STEREOISOMERIC
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    ° OED, ^ Merriam-Webster
    👨🏻‍🏫🌞👨🏻‍💻

      1. *JUBILOSOS-STEREOMETRIC*
        *JUBILOSOS good in Wiktionary
        *STEREOMETRIC good in OED, Merriam-Webster, Collins, Wiktionary

        1. *BIJOUTERIE-EMBOLICS*
          *BIJOUTERIE good in OED, Merriam-Webster, Collins, Wiktionary, Scrabble US (TWL)
          *EMBOLICS good in Wiktionary

      1. That’s what I came up with JURISTIC-CLOMBE but was disappointed (yet again) that a valid word was not accepted by LB….

    1. Got STROMBOLI quickly (too much time watching Kilueae erupting on tv had volcanoes on my mind) but getting rid of JUCE would be easy as long as the S didn’t follow the E! Tried JUSTICERS on a whim and got a pleasant surprise.

  2. Samuel Hanwich

    OA, and kind of surprised I got it, as I seem to get thrown a lot by solutions that have multiple repeating letters.

  3. Jurist —> Tuberculome

    I spent way too long on tuberculosis and reticulosis. Very medically oriented this morning.

  4. EMOJIS — SUBCULTURE

    It didn’t dawn on me to reverse these two.

    Tried STEREOMETER*, TRIBOMETER, BIJOUTERIE, and TUBERCULOSIS but couldn’t pair them. Then found CULTURE, CITRICULTURE, and then SUBCULTURE (which got rid of that pesky B).

    1. I looked that up. Says it is French online but LB accepts it. Go figure. Lol. Nicely done. Btw how many Bills are in this forum?

      1. Thanks Simon. At least Bill Duffin and me.Been Bill all my life but real names William. Bill not as popular boy name in U S as it used to be but William still really common

        1. Btw, I’ve got some good finds. Maybe someone can do something with them. I was about to look at Richies finds for matches

          1. Trilobitic meticulous meretricious blusterous curious utmost outermost outburst ulterior meristic merit is tic meriting cubist cubistic cubism memoirist Julietism

          2. And for good measure, Jebusite (proper noun)-Canaanite people who occupied Jebus before hebrews took it and made it Jerusalem

        2. Funny how names become popular. When I was a kid no one was named Micah or Ezekiel, now they are everywhere.

          I used MERISTIC too. I’ve run out of turns but your list looks promising. Outermost. I also found CLUBSTER which is outdated but means “a person wielding a club.”

  5. I got stuck trying to make TUBERCULOSIS work, so I ended up with an inefficient three-word solve: TUBERCULOSIS-SUE-EMOJI

  6. Finally got OA. Found tons of words i couldn’t match like TUBERCULOSIS, EMBOLISM, JUJITSU. Then saw EMOJI and that took me to the solve immediately.

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