Letter Boxed February 17, 2025 Answers

Here are the Letter Boxed February 17, 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:

GLFAOEPRTDCU

The answers are:

PLAGUEDDEFECTOR

110 thoughts on “Letter Boxed February 17, 2025 Answers”

        1. Mark, this will never ever do! Stop the madness before it’s too late!
          Found the OA, Plagued Defector. Well, what did he expect? Also Perfector Regulated, the opposite of DOGE. Which goes with Grafted Decouple and Grafter Recoupled, the Mump partners-in-crime over time. Also Crateful Lapdog. It’s okay, he likes it in there. You might even say he’s Grateful for it.

        1. Perforated- Decoupage (no L)
          Regrouped-Defacto (no L) 🙃
          Fractal – Louped (no G) 😵‍💫
          Grouper – Refracted (no L) 🤬
          Factual – Lodger (no P) 👹

          Deregulated, Regrouped, Refractor, Outfaced, Cougar, Factual

          Goldplated not accepted
          Regrouped – Deltaforce 😩🤬
          not accepted

  1. I was going for a 2-word solution after finding several threebies. However, I liked this one enough to just stick with it: GULP-PERCOLATED-DECAF

  2. GRAFTED — DECOUPLED

    PERFORATED — DECALOGUE* (LB doesn’t accept this but OED does).

    Also played with CATALOGUED, and both DROPFORGED and RECATALOGUED are hyphenated. 🙁

    1. Same here! I saw LODGEPOLE almost right away (I live in western Canada) and then after trying several other words I found CRATEFUL and used those two instead of looking for something more efficient. I should have thought of LAPDOG because we have three of them!

  3. Lots of great 2w answers here, wow! I got FALTERED DECOUPAGE, had meant to try DEFECTOR next and something with GRAFT. Lots of 3w’s as well.

  4. TAPERECORDER – RAGEFUL

    Was surprised LB accepted it! It doesn’t even look right. Only place I found it afterwards to check it was on Etsy, which uses it as a category.

    1. A great example where LB accepts something that is clearly two words (in this case) as well as hyphenated words. I say great find! 🙂

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