Letter Boxed January 07, 2023 Answers

Here there are Letter Boxed January 07, 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:

IKOPUBSERLGN

The answers are:

BOGUSSPRINKLE

30 thoughts on “Letter Boxed January 07, 2023 Answers”

    1. Official-land here as well. I contemplated PROLOGUE, EPILOGUE, SINOLOGUE, PIROGUE, BRINKS, BLINKS, SILKEN, BRISKEN, GULPS, and PLUGS, while BOURGEONS was rejected.

  1. Official here too, right out of the gate with Sprinkle… Somehow it’s disappointing when it’s too easy, and maddening when it’s too hard. Yesterday’s was in the Goldilocks Zone.

  2. I also just found BOBOLINKS – SPLURGE 15/2 (high-flying, high-spending vertebrates), which I’m backing DW to perhaps work out.

    1. Just found it! But only after finding the official. Once again the word list disappoints by rejecting SPELUNK (though I couldn’t pair it with anything; it’s just a great word).

      1. You live up to your birder credentials, DW, same as the word list lives up to it’s disgraceful notoriety. SPELUNK is new on me, apparently Greek-rooted & really cool. And, on the subject of coolness, I think I’m right in saying that caves, n general, retain a constant temperature all year long.

    2. BOBOLINKS—SPLURGE for me, too!
      Not the most thematically taut, but more so than the official. (The bakers of my family will confirm: sprinkles may be superfluous, but they are never, ever bogus.)

  3. Official, yes; also:
    OBELISKS—SPOROGENOUS
    I was determined to pair ‘obelisks’; I found ‘sporogenous’ in the process.
    So the obelisks are producing spores. ☺

  4. Fastest I’ve ever got it, my first guess was a 3 word answer PROROGUE ELKS SNIB, right away, then I immediately got SPRINKLE and BOGUS right afterward.

  5. Today’s seems to have many two-word solutions. I got “RAMBLING” and “GOLFED.” Simple words, neither as creative nor multisyllabic as several solutions already presented here!

    Happy to have found this place to share and see what others have done with the day’s letter boxed puzzle!😃

  6. Official. I have a question. How many of you write down the words you find, and how many of you just keep them in your head?

    1. Used to write/type them all down. Only do it rarely now—when I suspect a word (or part of it) might be useful later.

  7. Official here. And pretty quickly. Yay!

    In answer to Jay, I have written down the words I find, particularly when I suspect a compound word , like breadboard , is part of the solution. With a list of short words I can then see if any work together.

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