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NYT Spelling Bee Answers for September 22, 2026

The September 22, 2026 Spelling Bee archive lists 18 answers, with EQUINOX as the pangram, a 78-point maximum, and 55 points for Genius.
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For the Tuesday, September 22, 2026, NYT Spelling Bee puzzle, the answer archive lists 18 words. Its pangram is EQUINOX. This is an archived answer lookup for September 22—not the puzzle for October 8, 2026, the date of this article’s reference point.

September 22, 2026 Spelling Bee answers

The third-party archive nytbee.com labels this list as the puzzle’s official answers; it is not an NYT-hosted answer page. The archive lists:

  • ENNUI
  • EQUINE
  • EQUINOX
  • INNIE
  • NENE
  • NEON
  • NINE
  • NONE
  • NONUNION
  • NOON
  • NOUN
  • ONION
  • OXEN
  • QUEEN
  • QUININE
  • UNION
  • UNIQUE
  • XENON

Source: nytbee.com’s September 22, 2026 answer archive.

Pangram and score

The archive identifies EQUINOX as the puzzle’s single pangram. It reports a maximum score of 78 points and says 55 points are needed to reach Genius. These figures are from nytbee.com’s listing for this puzzle.

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How Spelling Bee answers work

Spelling Bee uses a seven-letter honeycomb. Each valid word has at least four letters and includes the center letter; letters may be repeated. A pangram uses all seven letters at least once and earns a point bonus. For a general overview of the rules, see The New York Times Spelling Bee.

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