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Right now’s NYT Strands puzzle would possibly make you hungry. Among the solutions are a bit robust to unscramble, so if you happen to want hints and solutions, learn on.
I’m going into depth in regards to the rules for Strands in this story.
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Trace for right this moment’s Strands puzzle
Right now’s Strands theme is: I am a ladle hungry
If that does not assist you, here is a clue: Spoon it up
Clue phrases to unlock in-game hints
Your objective is to search out hidden phrases that match the puzzle’s theme. In case you’re caught, discover any phrases you possibly can. Each time you discover three phrases of 4 letters or extra, Strands will reveal one of many theme phrases. These are the phrases I used to get these hints, however any phrases of 4 or extra letters that you simply discover will work:
- RATE, GOUT, TOUT, LONE, WETS, GATE, PLANE, MINE, GAMINE
Solutions for right this moment’s Strands puzzle
These are the solutions that tie into the theme. The objective of the puzzle is to search out all of them, together with the spangram, a theme phrase that reaches from one aspect of the puzzle to the opposite. When you will have all of them (I initially thought there have been at all times eight however realized that the quantity can range), each letter on the board shall be used. Listed below are the nonspangram solutions:
- STEW, CHILI, GUMBO, RAGOUT, TAGINE, GOULASH, JAMBALAYA
Right now’s Strands spangram
The finished NYT Strands puzzle for Oct. 10, 2025.
Right now’s Strands spangram is ONEPOT. Discover it by finding the O that is three letters down on the far-left row, and winding throughout.
