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It’s another lazy Sunday. In my opinion, it’s a great day of the week to play word games and solve puzzles. . . Do you have bad days? Today is also the last Sunday before Christmas, and Christmas is running towards us as fast as Santa’s reindeer. Santa’s reindeer is actually a pretty good strand puzzle. Come to think of it, let’s solve it today!
Strands is the latest addition to the New York Times stable of puzzle games. A fun twist on the classic word search game. Each day you are given a new theme and tasked with uncovering all the words on the grid that fit that theme, including the spangrams that span both sides of the board. One of those words is spangram This moves from one side of the grid to the other, revealing more about the day’s theme.
There are spoilers ahead.
Strand Tip of the Day
Today’s theme: Are you listening?
Tip #1: You can make a snowman in the meadow.
Tip #2: Then pretend he is Parson Brown.
To help you uncover all the words, here are the first two letters of every word that contains a spangram.
Please be careful as there will be spoilers from here on out.
What is today’s strand answer?
Today’s spangram is: winter wonderland
Here is the complete list of words:
- sled
- bell
- walking
- snow
- glaring
The completed Strand grid is shown below.
Breakdown of today’s stocks
I like this type of strand. A few weeks ago, there was one that included recognizable lyrics from a Queen song bohemian rhapsody. It was definitely a more difficult puzzle. The moment I found this, BELLS and SNOW, I started humming it. Walk through a winter wonderland To myself. The trickiest word was GLISTENING. Because there were two ways to order the N at the end of the word. Today’s strand is fun, if not terribly difficult.
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