The 85th Scripps National Spelling Bee saw it’s youngest competitor in the tournament’s history, a 6-year-old from Lake Ridge, Va., breeze through the first round by correctly spelling the word “Dirigible.” The second round, however, proved to be more challenging. The girl, Lori Anne, was assigned the word “ingluvies,” meaning “the crop of a bird or insect.” She started ... read more »
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