New York Times Strands Hints and Answers for January 7, 2025

line Today there are still difficult mysteries to ponder. in order to win You will need to search for a theme. Then find all eight hidden items in the letter grid. And the NYT doesn't make this easy for you.

The puzzles are much more challenging than the rules. line May be recommended. This article is here to help you with general advice, spoilers, and more. Everything you need to solve this problem can be found here.

NYT Games Strands Puzzle #310 January 7, 2025

at line Today's riddle has a clue. frontline woman– There are eight items to find, including a Spangram and seven themed words.

New York Times Games Clues

If you need help without spoilers, here are some in-game tips. Please see the three sections below. Each one contains spoiler-free clues to the theme of this incredible puzzle game.

General advice 1

Instructions 1: These things have the same word in front of them.

General advice 2

Instructions 2: Lists starting with the same four-letter word.

General advice 3

Instructions 3: Items beginning with the same four-letter words for women.

Spoilers for two words in today's line.

Each of the two parts has one spoiler and a screenshot indicating which parts of the mystery are included. Open it with the read more button to peek inside and see what words are included in this relaxing puzzle game.

Spoiler 1

Spoiler 2

Current New York Times Games Strands Answers

Looking for full spoilers for this impossible puzzle game? You can find all of the Spangram themed words and screenshots of where each word goes in the section below. It opens with the read more button below.

Today's category is Ladies– Including Marmalade, Bunny, Liberty, Finger, Slipper, Bird and Gaga.

Explain today's lines

If you need help determining how all the pieces of this puzzle fit together, Please see the section below. Inside is a breakdown of how clues, themed words, and Spangram fit together.

front line woman It's a clue to this one because each one has Lady before it. So the feminine part is before the word. All themed words are words that can follow Lady to form four common things.

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