Letter Boxed October 18, 2025 Answers

Here are the Letter Boxed October 18, 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:

VTUBXINAOEHS

The answers are:

BOVINEEXHAUST

61 thoughts on “Letter Boxed October 18, 2025 Answers”

        1. I don’t have a problem with your rules. Keep playing the game your way.

          But your lists are extremely annoying. You don’t have to post every single solution you find.

    1. I am new to the group and this is the second time I got it in two. I started with exhaustive, but landed on bovine exhaust.

  1. BOVINE – EXHAUST
    “… foul wind is but foul breath, and foul breath is noisome; therefore I will depart without comment.”
    – Billie Steakspear

  2. Vexatious sunbath . One way or another they usually are. Vexatious was first word seen, got impatient went to extensive , resized H was the problem. Saw bath and knew that would end the vexation

  3. I just want to add my two centimes to the discussion of late (or at least it seems to be arising more frequently) about posting words here that are not accepted by the powers that be at LB. Those who wish to limit themselves to LB’s overly stringent lexicon can do so without any qualms. Enjoy yourselves. But I feel that the restrictions imposed on players by the company-censored list of words deemed acceptable is arbitrary and silly. Not only are very common words in usage today excluded for no given reason but a whole range of new words don’t always make the cut, yet we are often asked to come up with words that are from other languages or relating to foods that some of us have never heard of. The variations in word lists are startling too. What is allowed in Wordle is not always allowed in LB or Spelling Bee. And some words included in Wordle I have discovered are offensive enough that they are banned from standard dictionaries and Scrabble rules. I won’t use them here. The point is the rules are illogical and self-serving.

    So… if some of us here in this forum wish to push the envelope to try words that fit but aren’t allowed, yet are in fact real honest-to-god words then what’s the big deal? This forum isn’t run by the NYT. And some people might enjoy seeing words they hadn’t thought of or didn’t know existed. I, for one, enjoy learning new words. That’s why I play Letter Boxed. And as I have demonstrated (perhaps too imaginatively, I admit) by finding some obscure and antiquated words that fit the grid but may not be accepted, who is being harmed by that? The game and the forum belongs to whoever wants to play it. It’s not a contest.

    1. Very well said. Unfortunately the internet continues to provide people with a forum for the type of “bovine exhaust” they would never consider expelling in real life. Let’s all continue to enjoy our solving and behave as if we were all in the same room.

  4. Well said Simon. I’m not annoyed by anyone’s postings. Even the complaints come from engaged players and are entertaining. You play a while , you get a little feel for personalities and backgrounds.Everyone’s got a story. Vive la difference! Hope I spelled that correctly.

  5. In the words of someone who said them, can’t we all just get along?

    Or, in my words, settle down fooliios, this is a game.

  6. Some of the comments today are great examples of “bovine exhaust.’ Any solution that works for you should make you feel good. Don’t worry what others think.

  7. Also surprised VEXATIOUS SUNBATH wasn’t the OA, but have to admit that the official answer is probably better today.

  8. Been on here for quite a while now. Looks like it has run it’s course. I don’t need or want it if folks can’t even remain friendly or civil on a forum as benign as this one. Great when it started. Had a good run. Thanks all. I’m out.

    1. Brian T, I know this is a small space, but I hope you remain in it.

      KANISHK, I am not an ambassador for here; but I welcome you.

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