New York Times runs daily Spelling Bee with hand-curated word lists
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New York Times runs daily Spelling Bee with hand-curated word lists

The gist

The New York Times publishes a daily Spelling Bee whose word list an editor curates by hand.
Each puzzle hides at least one pangram, a word using all seven letters.

How it unfolded

  1. 1942The New York Times launches its Crossword, which the paper describes as the start of its puzzles for all skill levels.
  2. 2014The Times introduces the Mini Crossword.
  3. date unknownThe Times launches Spelling Bee after the Mini Crossword, later followed by Letter Boxed, Tiles, Wordle and Connections.

Key terms

pangram
A word or sentence that uses every letter of a given alphabet at least once.

Source: Wikipedia

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