
- Anya Tsukru
- July 14, 2025
Spelling Bee Pangram Solution – July 14, 2025
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Today’s Spelling Bee puzzle was a perfect mix of grit and satisfaction. With T as the center letter and a solid lineup of consonants and vowels — B, R, O, U, G, H — it gave just enough to challenge, yet not overwhelm. What made it rewarding was that the pangram turned out to be a word we use almost every day but might not immediately spot under pressure.
Let’s walk through the solving process, share the full word list, and celebrate that one glorious word: brought.
First Look at the Hive
The first thing I noticed was how consonant-heavy the hive was — B, R, G, H, T — with only O and U as vowels. That meant that every word needed to creatively use the limited vowel choices. With T as the center letter, every word had to include it, which ruled out some obvious combos.
I mentally mapped letter pairings: br, tr, ou, gh, ur, and began forming small 4-letter words. Often, a pangram is hidden in a root + suffix or prefix + root combination — and in today’s case, the past tense “-ght” family was the key.
The Pangram: BROUGHT
After a few rounds of trial-and-error, it clicked: brought. A 7-letter word that uses every single letter from the hive, with T smack in the middle — the perfect pangram.
BROUGHT is the past tense of “bring,” and while it’s a common word, it’s surprisingly easy to overlook when playing Spelling Bee, especially when you’re busy forming smaller, niche words. The word combines the “br” consonant blend, the “ough” vowel-consonant cluster, and ends neatly with T.
How I Solved It
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Started with 4-letter words to build momentum — like boot, thug, grot, tour.
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Spotted -ght endings as a pattern — and explored options like fought, sought (which weren’t allowed today), which led me to try brought.
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Cross-checked letters to ensure all 7 hive letters were used — and boom! Pangram unlocked.
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Word List – July 14, 2025
Here’s a list of valid words I found that include the center letter T and are accepted in today’s puzzle:
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boot
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bout
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broth
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bough
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bogtrot (rare, trial)
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burt (dialectal, maybe rejected)
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grot
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goth
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got
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gut
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hugt
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hot
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hut
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thug
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tor
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trot
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tour
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tout
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tub
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tug
- turbot
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turbo
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trough
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tugboat
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troughbot (trial)
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brought
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Note: Some trial words like “bogtrot” may not be officially accepted by the Spelling Bee list, but are often useful in testing letter combinations.
Wrap-Up
The beauty of today’s puzzle was in its deceptive simplicity. The presence of “brought” as the pangram is a perfect example of how common words can go unnoticed in a sea of possibilities. It’s a reminder to never rule out the familiar when searching for pangrams.
Tips for puzzles like this:
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Start with the basics — build 4-letter foundations.
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Look for patterns like -ght, -out, or br- to guide your guesses.
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Don’t overlook words you use every day — sometimes the obvious is the answer!
Did you find brought early on, or did it sneak up on you like it did for me?
Let’s meet again for tomorrow’s puzzle — and may your words always be pangram-worthy!

Based in Kohima, Anya Tsukru is the co-founder of the Spelling Better App, an app designed to make spelling fun, interactive, and effective for learners of all ages. With a deep passion for language and education, Anya creates content that helps users strengthen their vocabulary and master spelling through engaging challenges and practical tips.