The New York Times has released the latest hints and answers for its Strands puzzle, themed “Sweet Tooth” for November 23. Players are encouraged to engage with this unique word search experience that combines elements of fun and challenge.
Understanding Strands Puzzle
Strands is the newest addition to the New York Times’ puzzle collection. This game offers a creative twist on traditional word search formats. Each day, players tackle a new theme and search for words related to that theme on a grid. A special spangram, which spans two sides of the grid, adds an extra layer of excitement.
Today’s Theme: Sweet Tooth
For today, players are diving into a “Sweet Tooth” theme, designed to challenge enthusiasts. The objective is to uncover various related words, culminating in the discovery of the spangram.
Hints for Today’s Puzzle
The following hints are provided to aid players in navigating the puzzle:
- Focus on terms that are candy-related.
- Remember that all words except for “Big Green” and “Big Red” apply to the theme.
Today’s Answers
The spangram for today is:
- CANDY AISLE
In addition to the spangram, the complete list of words in the puzzle includes:
- NERDS
- STARBURST
- RUNTS
- WHATCHAMACALLIT
- DOTS
Insights on Solving the Puzzle
Players found “STARBURST” early on, despite it being one of the longer words. “WHATCHAMACALLIT” proved to be the most challenging item to locate. The spangram “CANDY AISLE” was identified after discovering related clues through other words.
This puzzle presents a moderate level of difficulty, appealing to both seasoned players and newcomers. The engagement continues on social media platforms as players share their experiences and outcomes.
Join the Conversation
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