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To use NYT Rope Puzzle can be difficult. All words apply to each other and maybe continue to the NCAA tournament and baseball games, but it is not easy to find all the words. One of them is a slang word, especially than I thought like a real word, and it was difficult to break. (Tip: Describes three championships in a row by the same command.) Read, if you need tips and answers.
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The sign for today’s threads
Today’s strands theme: To win.
If this does not help you, a tip here: Come, team!
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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:
- Rear, rear, rear, mace, mace, mack, slat, slate, tape, facts, cry, cry, mock, makeup, come, come, come, game, naps.
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:
- Route, rally, sweep, upset, get back, threepeat
Today’s threads Spangram
Completed NYT Strands Puzzle for April 5, 2025, # 398.
Today’s threads are Spangram Gamechangers. To find this, start from the left five letters and start with the wind.
