Here there are Letter Boxed July 31, 2022 Answers from New York Times Games. Our solutions and answers are 100% valid and accurate. We suggest to try and solve the game by your own before using the help of our website.
Sides of this Letter Box are:
UATDBKQISONC
The answers are:
QUICKSANDDOUBT
Hello from New Zealand.
Quicksand – Doubt just stood out at first glance
Quicksand Doubt.
Didn’t take long.
Same
Official answer here, but also a more obscure alternative Quicksands Stob (had to look that one up, though I knew it was a word – it means a broken branch or a stump). Official answer has more resonance – who doesn’t have doubts about quicksand? Just ask John Mulaney!
I’ll need convincing that there’s any other two-word answers with this array.
Stob is a new word for me! The official answer came quickly, but I agree, Bernie, that the solution set for this one is small. QUICKSAND – DOUBTS would work as well, of course.
Yup, official answer here, too (which I had little doubt would in fact be it). STOB was pulled out from the top drawer, where all sorts seems to be kept! 🙂
7 answers all with quicksand(s) Doubt(s)
Stob(s)
Sabot(s)
Subito
Please reply if u see more!
Quicksands Stob here too. Had to look up stob.
I was once able to escape a QUICKSAND encounter by grabbing a nearby STOB and pulling myself to safety.
Official here, fairly quickly. Talk about Letter BOXED: this array seemed to just herd one to a narrow corridor leading to the official answer.
Agreed. I was thinking the same thing.
Q I S on one line killed most words that might’ve been. Plus my nemesis B was there again, I just don’t do well with Bs for some reason.
Yeah, official answer for me as well today, only took a minute or two.
I venture to suggest a more efficient way this forum might work would be, for anyone coming up with an answer already posted, to submit in the form of a reply to the original poster; that way, solutions would be automatically grouped, arguably less space clogged up, and even basic stats readily available.
(I’ll make a note of doing it myself, anyhow)
I’m 100% on board with this. I’m pretty new here but it does seem to get unwieldy sometimes.
Quicksands-sabot
Picture that! Seriously? What are they on? 🙂
agree with you sota…..nothing but official for me today
Can anyone think of a 12 letter word with no letter repeats for a perfect 12/1? Sorry if this was asked before.
If anyone could, it would probably be a first and they would take the cake hands down although, surely, such solution is not on offer -at least not with today’s letter distribution.
There are 185 words with 12 unique letters in my dictionary.
I had emailed NYT awhile back inquiring about 12/1 solutions, in general.
They replied that it is possible, but rare.
🙂
Tell you what; if I ever get one of those, I may as well say ‘my work here is done’!
Ambidextrous
Considerably
Housewarming
Greetings to NZ, Andrew, nice to have you with us! And a massive ‘thank you’ for chipping in with those nice words (we’ve just been reliably informed there’s but 182 more)!
Your comment is the only thing making me smile today! I did not realize electronic dictionaries vary so much. Only 185 in my dictionary. A casual search came up with more. I don’t want to spoil my fun by looking at too many. Lol
Yeah, fair point! Well, I’m happy to be of any use, especially if it involves making other people happy. Have a good one, TK. I’ll be wrapping things up shortly to go get my Z’s.
Yes, it’d certainly be the ultimate!
I recall someone found ‘fractonimbus’ a couple months ago, but the game didn’t accept it. That prompted me to ask NYT.
Gawd, I would’ve had their guts for garters!
That comment gave me a chuckle, Sota21!
I’d been wondering whether you’re of UK or US origin. I was already leaning UK, and “guts for garters” is all but determinative! I can hear Nicola Walker saying it.
That is amazing. I had a feeling it was discussed before my time. I am going to look for another rare one. In quarantine with little to do.😢
Hey, get well soon, TK (in case you’ve come down with it yourself)! Stay strong & safe!
Thanks feel great. Just cabin fever so far.
There are 185 in my dictionary and fractonimbus was one.
Would that be 185 twelve-single-use-letter words is all there is? That’s a useful piece of information to go by; I’d have thought there’s plenty more but -heigh ho- that’s the hand we’re dealt (and it’s not like we can invent any, either) 😔
Took me a long time today, unlike most of you, to get QUICKSANDS – STOB. I didn’t know STOB was a word and was surprised to get it immediately when trying to use the letters left over from QUICKSANDS. I never even saw DOUBT, which makes me feel pretty stupid.
No reason to feel stupid! I got quicksand very quickly, but for some reason doubt took me ages. It’s just not a letter combo I’m used to seeing often so it got overlooked.
And there are days I can’t find a 2 word solution at all, so any days I get one I feel studly 🤷♀️
Quicksands-Stob 🙂
I felt Quotidian should generate something but I wasn’t able to find it..
I spent a lot of time searching for something off of ‘acquits’, but there are relatively few words with both B and K, and exactly none of them with the letter distribution 😢
I spent time wth quotidian too– one of my favorite words.
Quicksand
Doubt
Love those compound words!
It really helps.