Letter Boxed February 15, 2025 Answers

Here are the Letter Boxed February 15, 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:

NPLKAICDHERU

The answers are:

KNUCKLEHEADDRIP

76 thoughts on “Letter Boxed February 15, 2025 Answers”

      1. Uncephalic* – Cracked

        Unclicked left only (harp). Did anyone pair?

        Unhip – Prickled (no A)

        Unheard – Delipickle not accepted 😂🤪

        1. PRAHU — UNCLICKED

          noun: prahu

          a type of sailing boat originating in Malaysia and Indonesia that may be sailed with either end at the front, typically having a large triangular sail and an outrigger.

          To be honest, I had never heard of PRAHU, and just played with words containing HARP and ending in U.

      1. Took me all damn day. Finally got Principal-Lunkhead. Had Knuckle early and had all kinds of head words. Did not come up with Knucklehead though.

    1. I am gobsmacked by the high quality of the OA and shamefaced for having missed it completely.
      All I have is Prickled / Crackled / Crinkled Dauphin. High-and-mighty yet fragile and shriveled. In short, a royal Knucklehead Drip.

        1. PRINCIPAL – LUNKHEAD
          Eternal high school face-off.

          LINKUP – PRICKHEAD°
          Said to a high school lunkhead in a rugby scrum.

          °OED: The first set of antlers of a fallow deer. (which is what I was going for when I tried it).

          1. I dunno, THIS, I think the political overtones of Principal Lunkhead are inescapable. Heck, it’s not even overtones, it’s plain old tones

  1. Clearheaded duckpin If I had thought duckpin would work I might have truncated the first word, but I was on a roll. But it worked so now I can’t go back on to find some more…

    1. Yet there was a thrill, too, back in the days before I sprang for the NYT Games subscrip. One-and-done really raises the stakes, and requires (and rewards) close attention and careful planning. I almost miss it.

  2. So many close calls, couldn’t get past thinking I was missing something obvious with HANDPICKED and three “easy” letters… So close to DIURNAL, etc. for the hook-up.

  3. RHINENCEPHALIC — CLUNKED

    DIENCEPHALIC — CRACKUP

    Found CRACKED, CRACKHEAD, and then from ENCEPHALIC, I found ANENCEPHALIC, EPENCEPHALIC* (OED good, LB not so good), as well as the two above that I could connect.

  4. Principal lunkhead. That cannot be OA, so w/o looking at anyone’s answers, going to look some more. There will not be an SS today

  5. First tried Handpicked Dracula (Bela Lugosi or Christopher Lee?) Didn’t know Draculin.

    Went with CRINKLED DAUPHIN

    and less likely UNCRINKLED* DAPHNE

    1. Tried that too, DRACULIN never occurred to me. Same with DAUPHIN after I had PRICKLED. Don’t know how I missed OA today.

  6. If I may be permitted a double l , I saw pellucidar in todays letters, a fascinating land Edgar Rice Burroughs took me to, many years ago

  7. I feel like a Knucklehead for missing that word! Early on I got KNUCKLED DRIP PAH, but didn’t like it.Had a made-up 2w “HIPRACK (not a word) KNUCKLED” Later I came back to it, found some compound words, also Handicap and Pendular.
    Some 3w’s: HANDLE EPIC CRACKUP (which might describe my efforts with today’s puzzle) CLEANUP PARKED DIEHARD, HIP PENDULAR RACK, etc.

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