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NYT Strands hints, answers for August 22

By Matthew Lynch
August 22, 2024
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Are you stuck on today’s New York Times Strands puzzle? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! This addictive word game has taken the internet by storm, challenging players to connect words in unexpected ways. Let’s dive into some hints and answers for the August 22 edition.

Hints to Get You Started

1.Think about common household items for the first strand.

2.The second strand involves types of transportation.

3.For the third strand, consider different genres of music.

Remember, Strands is all about finding the connections between words. Sometimes, the link might not be immediately obvious, so think creatively!

A Peek at Today’s Answers

While we won’t spoil the entire puzzle, here are a few answers to help you along:

1.In the household items strand: “LAMP” and “CHAIR” make an appearance.

2.For transportation: Look out for “TRAIN” and “BOAT”.

3.Music lovers will spot “JAZZ” and “ROCK” in the genre strand.

Tips for Mastering Strands

1.Start with the obvious: Look for words that clearly fit a category.

2.Use process of elimination: If a word doesn’t fit one strand, try it in another.

3.Think outside the box: Sometimes, the connections are more abstract than you’d expect.

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