spellers's Usage Examples:

were 226 spellers this year, 127 girls and 99 boys.

Eight spellers dropped out.

location) from May 30 to June 1, 2017, with "Bee Week" events running for spellers between May 28 and June 3, and televised coverage on May 31 and June 1.

change in how spellers can make it to the Bee, the bee's total field of 515 spellers was a large increase over prior years.

519 spellers qualified for.

spellers this year, age 9 (three spellers) to age 15.

Six spellers were.

two spellers will step up to spell against each other at the same time using a giant touchpad.

The pronouncer will say a word and both spellers will.

flashbacks being played by the other spellers on stage, including simple nonspeaking roles played by the audience spellers, as guided by the actors).

One hundred eight spellers fell in two rounds on the morning of day two, leaving 15 spellers at the lunch break; nine girls and six.

There were 120 spellers this year, and a total of 571 words were used.

46 spellers made it to the second day.

112 spellers competed this year, 66 girls and 46 boys.

Eighty spellers were eliminated in six sounds of spelling.

There were 137 spellers this year, 83 girls and 54 boys.

Ten spellers went out in the first round on day one, and 17 in.

There were 273 spellers this year, 146 boys and 127 girls, ages 9 to 14.

Only 71 spellers made it successfully.

There were 74 spellers this year, 44 girls and 30 boys.

There were 63 spellers this year, and boys (34) outnumbered girls (29) for the first time.

Three spellers were return contestants, including.

162 spellers were return contestants.

The youngest speller, Faizan Zaki, was 7, and the oldest spellers were 15.

There were 126 spellers this year, 81 girls and 45 boys, with 54 making it to the second day of competition.

Nine spellers left in the first round.

day one (where 75 spellers fell out), spellers had to take a 25-word written test which was considered round two.

Ninety spellers made it to the second.

contest started on June 5 with 75 spellers, including 50 girls and 25 boys.

By the end of round 19, only two spellers were left.

competition was reduced by 101 spellers.

69 spellers made it to sixth round, a "killer round" which then eliminated 31 more.

19 spellers were then eliminated in.

At the end of the finals, the remaining spellers thin out into 10-16 and all the remaining spellers are invited to spell in the Prime-Time finals.

Synonyms:

primer;

Antonyms:

trade edition;