Arrr, matey! Behold me treasure maps of NYT Strands—hints, answers, and spangram for Thursday, January 30! Avast!
2025-01-29
Ahoy, matey! Seekin' answers fer the NYT Strands conundrum, be ye? Fear not! Here be all the treasure ye need to crack today's riddle, spangram and all! Now hoist the sails, and let's plunder them clues! Yarrr!
Ahoy, me hearties! Gather 'round fer the latest treasure from the New York Times, a word game called Strands, providin' jolly good fun fer landlubbers and buccaneers alike! Aye, ‘tis akin to Wordle and Spelling Bee, but beware, fer it can be as tricky as a kraken lurkin' beneath the waves!Now, if ye be seekin' more wordy adventures, set sail to me other fine games like Connections and Quordle, where ye can glean hints and answers! But take heed, matey, fer spoilers lie ahead—so if ye be keepin’ yer guesses close to yer chest, turn yer gaze away!
Today’s Strands theme harkens back to the fabled lines of Robert Frost, “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening,” so sharpen yer pencils and prepare to unlock hints with words like LOVE and STORE! And let slip the spangram, “FROST POEM,” which be touchin’ the left and right sides of the board—aye, a right challenge, I reckon!
As ye dive deeper, ye’ll find answers awaitin’: FROZEN, DARK, and even LOVELY—in this frosty puzzle, ye might just stumble upon poetic gold! So get to it, and may yer wit be as sharp as a cutlass!