New York Times Clues Suggestions: Spangram Solutions for Saturday, Sept 6 (Hooked On Laughter)
The New York Times' Strands puzzle for today is a fascinating knitting-themed challenge that will keep crossword enthusiasts engaged. The aim of the game is to find a group of words that have something in common, as in a traditional word search, but with a twist.
The spangram for today's puzzle is "KNITTING PROJECT", a word that links at least two sides of the board. Each letter in the spangram is used once in one of the theme words or the spangram itself. When you find a theme word, it will remain highlighted in blue, while the spangram will be highlighted in yellow.
To make the search easier, the first two letters of every theme word in today's puzzle are provided. There are six theme words to find, including the spangram. Two hints were given to help you find the spangram: "Get out the needles and yarn" and "In stitches".
If you manage to find three valid words of at least four letters, you'll unlock the Hint button. The spangram was the sixth theme word found in today's puzzle.
The puzzle's official hint was "In stitches", adding to the knitting theme. Interestingly, the spangram's path on the grid resembles a cross-stitch pattern, further emphasising the knitting theme.
You can solve this puzzle on the NYT website or in the NYT Games app. Unfortunately, the search results do not provide information about the author of the blog entry for the New York Times Strands puzzle from Monday, September 8. Nevertheless, this knitting-themed Strands puzzle is a fun and engaging challenge that is well worth trying!
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