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Name a NATO codeword with exactly six letters.

Count letters in the official full NATO spelling. Enter the codeword, not its represented letter.

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YankeeYankee contains exactly six letters in the official NATO phonetic alphabet.
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Quebec

Quebec · 85 points · 6 characters

Quebec contains exactly six letters in the official NATO phonetic alphabet.

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85 points · Shortest accepted spelling: Quebec

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QuebecQuebec contains exactly six letters in the official NATO phonetic alphabet.Shortest accepted input: Quebec · 6 characters
85 points
YankeeYankee contains exactly six letters in the official NATO phonetic alphabet.Shortest accepted input: Yankee · 6 characters
70 points
SierraSierra contains exactly six letters in the official NATO phonetic alphabet.Shortest accepted input: Sierra · 6 characters
55 points
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  • Enter a full codeword rather than its letter. For letter-count questions, count the official spelling: Alfa and Juliett; ignore punctuation in X-ray.

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Source: NATO · Phonetic alphabet chart ↗

Reference version: 2026-10-02. See our answer policy for how we handle aliases and omissions.