New York Times Strands hints and answers for December 26, 2024

Strings It has a whole new pile of letters for today and you have just one small clue to discover the theme of the hidden words inside. It is very easy to get stuck in these puzzles and you may not like to use the in-game hint system to help you.

This article is for anyone who is stuck today but is already familiar with how to play Strings. Below you'll find general hints, word-by-word spoilers, puzzle explanations, and even the full answer if you'd like.

The NYT Games Strands Puzzle #298, December 26, 2024

particle for direct object Strings The puzzle for today has a clue Relative connection. There are eight to find, including Spangram and seven theme words.

New York Times Games Strands Clues

If you want just a spoiler-free hint at the theme of this minimalist puzzle game, check out one of the three sections below. Each one has a little clue about the theme that won't spoil the whole puzzle for you.

General point 1

General note 2

Point 2: People you are related to.

General point 3

Point 3: The ways of your communication with family members.

Spoiler two of the words in today's threads

If a spoiler would help you win this tricky puzzle game, but you don't want to find non-theme words to save it, check out the two sections below. Each has just one broken word and a screenshot of where it goes in the puzzle.

Spoiler 1

Spoiler 2

Answers to today's New York Times game threads

If you want full spoilers for this relaxing puzzle game, you can hide it below. There you can find all the theme words and where they fit in the puzzle's grid of letters.

Category for today reunion. Words include niece, grandchild, nephew, aunt, husband, cousin and uncle.

Today's courses are explained

didn't you understand In the following section, it is discussed separately how to match all the pieces of today's puzzle together. Open it to find out everything about today Strings puzzle

Today's topic is all about the people who may be in an extended family reunion. Each word is a theme conjunctions which you may call relative you have

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