Are you looking for a different day?
A new Puzzle of the NYT strands appears every day at midnight for your time zone – which means that some people are still playing “today’s game” while others play “from yesterday”. If you are looking for Tuesday’s puzzle Then click here: Nyt Strand Insters and answer for Tuesday March 4 (match # 366).
Strands is the last NYT word play after tastes, bees and spelling connections – and it’s very fun. It can be difficult, however, so read the rest for my strands.
Do you want more pleasure in words? Then consult my NYT Today and QUORDLE TODAY Pages connections for advice and answers for these games, and the Marc TODAY BORDLE page for the original viral word game.
Spoiler Warning: Information on the NYT strands today is below, so don’t read if you don’t want to know the answers.
Nyt Strands Today (Game # 367) – Tip # 1 – Theme of today
What is the theme of today’s NYT shutters?
• The theme of today’s strands Nyt is… Ahoy!
Nyt Strands TODAY (Game # 367) – Tip # 2 – Indice Words
Play one of these words to unlock the index system at stake.
- BOAT
- STORE
- WOLF
- TEAR
- TROT
- LICE
Nyt Strands Today (Game # 367) – Tip # 3 – Spangram
What is an index for today’s spangram?
• Famous ships
Nyt Strands Today (Game # 367) – Tip # 4 – SPANGRAM position
What are both sides of the table that today’s spangram touches?
First side: on the left, 4th row
Last side: high, 4th column
Okay, the answers are below, so don’t scroll further if you don’t want to see them.
Nyt Strands Today (Game # 367) – Answers
The answers to today’s strands, the game # 367, are…
- BEAGLE
- PRIME
- TITANIC
- VICTORY
- MAYFLOWER
- Spangram: Historical ships
- My note: Moderate
- My score: 1 index
At 13 letters, today’s spangram was a giant snake that took an important part of the puzzle – and, wonderfully, it took the form of a ship, nodding to the response of historic ships. It is a great idea, but unfortunately that would only work in a few strands; If the NYT can assemble spangrams that look like a gluten or assignments, it is much smarter than me.
This probably says a lot about my lack of historical nautical knowledge that even if the only space I had left at the end was to Mayflower, I still tried to spell a ship called Wolfyamre, before seeing the evidence.
Of all the ships listed, only one remains intact today – the Beagle, on which Charles Darwin sailed, was broken; The premium was burned by mutineers; The Titanic struck an iceberg; And mayflower wood was used to build a farm.
Meanwhile, the HMS Victory, which was built in 1758 and participated in the War of Independence and the Napoleonic Wars, survived the ravages of time and was preserved as a museum ship in Portsmouth, England. I visited him during a school trip once. All I can remember is that someone stole my crowded lunch and I had to spend the day on an apple. Difficult times.
How did you do today? Let me know in the comments below.
The responses of the Strands du Nyt yesterday (Tuesday March 4, match # 366)
- CHAIN
- LOOP
- RIBBON
- STRAND
- FILAMENT
- THREAD
- Spin
- Spangram: strands
What is the NYT strands?
Strands is the not so new word game of the NYT, depending on the batches and connections. It is now a full -fledged member of the NYT Games stable that has been taking place for a year and which can be played on the NYT games site on the desktop or mobile.
I have a complete guide on how to play nyt strands, with advice to solve it, so check this if you have trouble beat it every day.
