Explaining That Confusing NYT Strands Spoonerism Puzzle

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Today’s Rope The puzzle is quite stiff, just let’s admit. It is not easy to understand the relationship between hidden words and can even be a word that you don’t even speak Spangram. If you need tips and answers, but if you don’t want giant nutrients, read. We will explain everything in the end, so if you like this explanation, continue and scroll down.

I go into the depth Rules for the ropes in this story.

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The sign for today’s threads

Today’s strands theme: Sound change

If this doesn’t help you, a hint here: litter words

Click the words to open game tips

Your goal is to find hidden words that fit the puzzle theme. If you fall, find any words you can. Each time you find four letters or more words, the ropes will open one of the subject words. These are the words I have used to achieve these instructions but any word of four or more letters you found:

• Bending, gins, spoon, spoon, singing, slips, slips, sail, swollen, swollen, grit, stick, hips, chip, poses, leaves, good.

Answers for today’s threads

These are the answers that connect the subject. The purpose of the puzzle is to find a subject that reaches the other side of the puzzle, including Spangram, including all, including the puzzle. When you get them all (first, I always thought of eight, but the number would change), each letter will be used on the board. Here’s the SpeesGram Answers:

• Crow, ships, wells, bedding, frying, difficult.

Today’s threads Spangram

Today’s Strands Spangram are sponerisms. To find this, start five letters left and wind in the farthest line.

So explanation for this ink puzzle. A “sponerism” British clergy William Archiam Archiam Archiam Archibald Spooner changed the letters in one word.

Two of the answers to today’s riddle are red. This is a spoon for “crushing”.

Two other answers are bed wells. It’s a spoon for “wedding calls”.

And have chips in the last two answers. It’s a spoon for “chicken strips”.