Here there are Letter Boxed January 15, 2023 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:
SIMERCNOLUFT
The answers are:
FELICITOUSSURMOUNT
CUNIEFORM—MOTELS
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Borrowing from the official:
FELICITOUS—SURFMEN
👌🏻🏄🏻♂️
typo:
CUNEIFORM
I before E except after C, and in CUNEIFORM
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CUNEIFORM MELTS
Mine saves a letter: CUNEIFORM _ MELTS
CUNEIFORM – MELTS as well. I feel like there are many other options out there for today, and yet I still struggled a bit to come up with the solution. Coffee long gone….. 🙂
COMFORTS SELENIUM
Works well if we reverse the word order.
(Anyone care for some Brazil nuts?)
CUNEIFORM – MELTS. Stuck on UNIFORM – MELTS for a few minutes and trying to find a way to add the C to melts, but then inspiration struck.
Nice. I just stumbled on a similar one:
CUNIEFORM—MOTLIEST
*CUNEIFORM 🙄
Cuneiform is a new one for me.
LENTIFORM – MUCUS 14/2 (scientific jargon that could phase the uninitiated). Worth noting, perhaps, that FLINT was an option today as well (which had me momentarily confused as to whether the array hadn’t changed at all), and I also spotted COURSE and CUSTOM right before LENTIFORM.
*faze (not phase)
I can confirm that CHINK was accepted at Wordle, meaning that the two games use different word bases despite both being under the auspices of NYT (it provided one green & I went on to solve it on the fourth try). It could, of course, be that Wordle is still being run with the content its original author had scheduled to carry it through to 2027.
The NYT gave Wordle its own editor November 2022, mentioning something about her choosing words: “Tracy Bennett, who joined The Times as an associate puzzle editor in 2020, will be the editor of Wordle. The game will have a Times-curated word list and will be programmed and tested like the Spelling Bee and the Crossword.” So it seems to’ve moved the original content.
^ “moved beyond”
Now that I see the official answer, I don’t feel so bad about my
Inform Muscliest and
Triform (or Multiform) Musclemen.
Also toyed with and abandoned:
Curliest, Focsle(s), Instructor(s), Instrument(s), Momentous, Curious, Incurious, Sulfite(s), Unicorn(s), Lustrous, Fictitious, Foment(s), Finest, Flintiest, Mortifies, Scurf.
Scurfiest was disallowed, for whatever reason. It might have been pairable… And I missed Cuneiform, which most of you found no prob.
Triform-musclemen. Yes it seems a stretch.
I saw uniform then muscle and yes…I was done.
I got multiform musclemen too!
nucleic comforts
I went with an extended version of the official: INFELICITOUS – SURMOUNT.
CUNEIFORM-MELTS
TRIFORM, MUSCLEMEN
UNSCIENTIFIC – CORMEL
I don’t know what CORMEL means, but made a guess at it and it went through. Not my favorite way of solving; feels a bit like cheating to get it by random luck.
Same and same
Another CUNEIFORM – MELTS here. If I recall correctly, about a year ago CUNEIFORM was part of an official answer.
FOURSOME – STENCIL
SCIENTIFIC-CULULIFORM
OOPS I meant SCIENTIFIC-CUMULIFORM
MULTIFORM-MUSCLEMEN 🏋️♀️🤼🤾🏾♂️⛹🏼♂️
Illustrated! Nice!
Nucleic comforts
Cuneiform melts. Kind of like it better than the official answer.
NUCLEOSOMES—SOFRITO!
Got UNSCIENTIFIC CORMEL, which I don’t think anyone else got.
Unciform – melts
FLUOROMETRIC – CLINES
FORESOMES STENCIL
cuneiform – melts
COUNTRIFIES/SLUM
NUCLEIC-COMFORTS
OMNIFIC – COURTLIEST (17/2)
INFORM – MUSCLIEST. Stared at that one way too long to feel bad about “muscliest.” 💪