New York Times NYT Letter Boxed Answers and Solution for December 9, 2023

This is today’s NYT Letter Boxed perfect solution. While today’s puzzle had 466 different words, you really want to find the two to help you solve the Letter Boxed in two! You can learn the New York Times’ preferred answers by watching the video below, or scrolling just past to see the answers and learn more about this puzzle’s solution. In addition, scroll below to find the other two-word solutions the New York Times won’t tell you about! Don’t forget to subscribe to get daily updates.

Did you figure it out yet? Well, the answers you were looking for in order to solve the puzzle with just two words are JAYWALKER and ROUGH

The sides for today’s New York Times Letter Boxed are LHO, KUA, EJW, and GYR.

JAYWALKER is defined as a reckless pedestrian who crosses a street illegally.

ROUGH is defined as unpleasantly stern. It is also defined as violently agitated and turbulent. It is also defined as ready and able to resort to force or violence. It is also defined as not shaped by cutting or trimming. It is also defined as with roughness or violence (`rough’ is an informal variant for `roughly’). It is also defined as not carefully or expertly made. It is also defined as unkind or cruel or uncivil. It is also defined as unpleasantly harsh or grating in sound. It is also defined as full of hardship or trials. It is also defined as with rough motion as over a rough surface. It is also defined as having or caused by an irregular surface. It is also defined as prepare in preliminary or sketchy form. It is also defined as not quite exact or correct. It is also defined as causing or characterized by jolts and irregular movements. It is also defined as not perfected. It is also defined as (of persons or behavior) lacking refinement or finesse. It is also defined as of the margin of a leaf shape; having the edge cut or fringed or scalloped. It is also defined as the part of a golf course bordering the fairway where the grass is not cut short.

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In addition, the puzzle actually had 3 additional solutions to do it in just two words. Below is a listing of the other ways to solve the puzzle with just two answers.

JAYWALKER and ROUGHER
JAYWALKER and ROUGHAGE
JAYWALKER and ROUGHY

The following are the 9-letter words.

jaywalker – keyworker – regularly

The following are the 8-letter words.

lawyerly – roughage – waylayer

The following are the 7-letter words.

aerogel – areaway – arugula – eagerly – ghaghra – gharara – haylage – jaywalk – jugular – layaway – leaguer – legwork – realgar – regular – rougher – walkway – gougere – ogogoro – ragwork – reawoke – regaler – relayer – rokelay

The following are the 6-letter words.

agorae – alulae – galago – galeae – galere – garage – gawker – gherao – gouger – halala – halwah – hawala – hawker – healer – hearer – hugely – hurler – hurley – jaeger – kereru – keyway – khayal – korero – koruru – lawyer – league – lurker – raguly – rahrah – rarely – realer – rearer – regale – rehear – roarer – roughy – wahwah – walker – waylay – whaler – worker – yearly – yorker – haleru – aerugo – aglare – ajoure – alegar – eagley – goaler – oarage – ragler – regula – reyoke – roaroa – roguer – roguey – rougey – yokeag – yowley

The following are the 5-letter words.

agley – agogo – agora – ajuga – algae – algal – alkyl – alula – alway – areal – awoke – aware – regle – eager – eagle – early – galah – galea – gager – gawky – gayer – gayal – glare – gluey – goray – goral – gouge – goura – gulag – gular – haere – halal – haler – halwa – heugh – huger – jaleo – jarul – joker – jokey – joule – jowar – jowly – jugal – jural – juror – keyer – khyal – khula – koala – lagar – lager – lahar – larky – layer – legal – leger – ogler – okrug – rager – rajah – rarer – rawly – regal – rekey – relay – roger – rogue – rouge – rough – royal – ruler – rural – ureal – wager – wahey – wahay – wheal – whale – whare – whelk – where – woker – yokel – kluge – aeger – aguey – alala – alure – alurk – eagly – oarer – ourey – oware – owler – rayah – regur – regar – roker – rokey – rugal – worky – yokeg – yoker

The following are the 4-letter words.

aero – agal – agar – agog – ague – ajar – alar – alga – algo – alky – area – areg – away – ayah – jour – jure – earl – erhu – euro – gaga – gage – gala – gale – gawk – gear – gley – glue – glug – goal – goer – gogo – ager – gora – gore – gowk – goke – gurk – guru – haha – hehe – hale – hare – hark – hawk – heal – hear – here – herl – hero – huge – hula – hulk – hurl – hwyl – hyla – jarl – joey – joke – joky – jowl – juga – juju – kero – koel – kora – kore – koro – koru – kray – kyle – lark – leal – lehr – leke – luge – lulu – lure – lurk – lyke – ogle – okra – oral – orle – oyer – raga – rage – ragu – raja – rale – rara – rare – rark – real – rear – rego – rely – rhea – roar – roko – roue – rule – ruly – ugly – uhuh – urea – wage – wawa – woke – wale – walk – ware – wore – whey – woah – work – yage – yare – yawl – yeah – year – yeow – yerk – yark – yoga – yogh – yoke – yore – york – your – yowl – yoyo – yuga – yule – agey – aglu – ahuh – ajog – aley – eyer – goey – lago – lego – ough – owly – rawk – raya – rayl – roer – roey – roke – roky – rowk – ruga – ruru – yaya

The following are the 3-letter words.

aga – age – ago – aha – ale – alu – are – ark – awk – awl – aye – ear – ego – eke – elk – era – ere – erk – eye – gag – gah – gal – gar – gay – geg – gel – geo – gey – goy – gur – guy – hah – hae – hag – haj – haw – hay – her – hey – hue – hug – huh – jag – jar – jaw – jay – joe – jog – joy – jug – kea – keg – key – koa – reo – kyu – lag – lah – lar – law – lay – lea – leg – lek – leu – ley – lug – lur – lye – our – rea – oar – oer – oke – ora – ore – owl – rag – rah – raj – raw – ray – reg – roe – row – rue – rug – ugh – ulu – wag – wah – war – way – why – woe – wok – wow – wye – yag – yah – yaw – yay – yea – yeh – yer – yok – you – yow – yuh – ahu – erw – oga – ogo – ork – orl – ral – rhe – roa

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