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NYT Strands hints, answers for October 7

By Matthew Lynch
October 7, 2024
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On October 7, 2024, the New York Times Strands puzzle continues to challenge word game enthusiasts with a fresh set of answers that embrace the theme “Most excellent.” Today’s puzzle (#218) includes words like “BOSS,” “GROOVY,” “DANDY,” “HYPE,” “RIGHTEOUS,” and “SWELL,” all evoking a cool, positive vibe. The standout Spangram for this puzzle is “THATSCOOL,” which ties the theme together.

Strands is a unique word-search-style game where players identify themed words hidden within a grid. Each word fits the daily theme, and players earn hints by discovering non-theme words. The Spangram—a long word that stretches across the board—often offers clues to the overall theme, making it a central part of the solving process

For fans stuck on a tricky word or hoping to maintain their solving streak, knowing a few of the key answers can be a big help. But even with a hint or two, the challenge lies in finding all the themed words and piecing together the puzzle’s intricate design

As the game evolves, Strands is quickly becoming a favorite among NYT puzzle fans, providing a new twist on traditional word searches. Today’s theme, centered on vibrant, upbeat terms, offers a fun and engaging puzzle that captures the spirit of positivity. For anyone looking to tackle today’s Strands, these hints can provide the guidance needed to find those elusive words and complete the challenge.

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