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Amal Augustine

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Amal Augustine is the founder of Spelling Better, an innovative learning app designed to help students improve their spelling, vocabulary, and language skills through interactive and engaging methods.

He graduated from St. Stephen’s College, University of Delhi and is currently pursuing his Master’s degree at National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, focusing on research and technology-driven learning.

A quiz enthusiast, Amal has won 50+ national-level quiz competitions. He enjoys reading science journals, programming, and exploring Computer Science innovations. Through Spelling Better, he aims to make vocabulary learning simple, enjoyable, and meaningful.

Spelling Bee Answers: P R N I U B + G | Perfect Pangram BURPING & UPBRINGING

Spelling Bee Answers: Two Pangrams in an -ING Hive Around the Letter G

Today's hive is built from P, R, N, I, U, B around the golden center letter G. Every answer must contain G, and the puzzle hides two pangrams, one of them perfect. This is an -ING hive through and through, so the right approach finds most of the list quickly. Here is how I solved it.

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Today's Pangrams

The two share the same ending, so spotting one points you to the other.

How I Solved It

Complete Word List

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NIGIRI

Word of the Day

Nigiri is a style of sushi made from a small hand-pressed mound of rice topped with a slice of fish or other seafood. The name comes from a Japanese word meaning "to grip," which fits the way the chef shapes it by hand. It is also a handy Spelling Bee word because it uses I twice and ends in a vowel, which is unusual in a hive full of -ING words.

Key Takeaways

  • BURPING is the perfect pangram and UPBRINGING is the regular pangram.
  • G is in every answer, and the -ING ending does most of the work.
  • Test each consonant as a stem: Burning, Running, Pruning, Purging.
  • Doubled-letter stems (Binning, Rigging, Bugging, Ribbing) make up a big share of the list.
  • The BR and GR clusters unlock Brig, Bring, Grin, Grip and Grub.
  • Don't skip the UN- words and the short finds: Unrig, Guru, Rung.

Come back tomorrow for another full Spelling Bee breakdown, and happy hunting!