Here are some tips and answers for NYT Strands #100 on June 11th, 2024.
Having just returned from Berlin, a city synonymous with freedom, I could use some cheering up. A sweet cup of coffee to lift my spirits, a friendly coworker to lean on, and maybe even a little foosball game to boost my mood.
Useful tips
Before we dive into today's Strands hints, there are a couple of things you might want to try out before looking for external help.
First, remember that Strands allows you to connect letters in any direction, so don’t limit yourself to straight lines. Explore all directions!
Personally, I tend to start by looking for common letter combinations and endings like ‘ing’ and ‘ed’ among others. Also, when I see the letter ‘H’, I suspect it might be next to the letter ‘S’ or ‘C’, which gives me some idea of what I am looking at.
You might also want to start with the spangram. Since it touches the opposite sides of the board, I usually start from the left side of the board and try to find a path to the other side. It doesn’t always work, but finding that long word that divides the grid also helps to break the grid into smaller sections.
I also strongly recommend focusing on the topic. If the topic is related to flavors and you’ve discovered ‘bitter,’ think of other similar words like ‘sweet’ and ‘sour’.
What’s the theme of today’s NYT Strands?
Today’s NYT Strands topic is “Hold up.”
How many words does today’s NYT Strands have?
Today’s NYT Strands have 8 words. They’re 4-7 letters long.
What words will earn me clues?
The 6x8 grid also contains words not related to today’s topics. While they won’t count as answer words, discovering those will earn you hints.
Here are a few words that can earn you hints:
TILE
TALL
TELL
TOES
TALE
SALE
LATE
BOAT
A hint for today's spangram
Two words that begin every court hearing.
A second hint for today’s spangram
Please, stand up!
How many letters does today’s spangram have?
Today’s spangram consists of 7 letters, it begins with the letter A and ends with the letter E.
Where does today’s spangram start and end?
Today’s spangram starts at column 1, row 7, and ends at column 6, row 2.
DISCLAIMER: The text and visuals below contain today’s NYT Strands answers.
June 11th NYT Strands spangram:
ALL RISE
June 11th NYT Strands answers:
ELEVATE
LIFT
EXALT
BOOST
LEVITATE
HOIST
SUPPORT
How to play NYT Strands?
Strands is yet another popular game you can play via the New York Times website. The puzzle contains a 6x8 grid. You need to find all the theme-related words to solve the puzzle.
The rules:
- Theme words fill the board entirely.
- Found theme words stay highlighted in blue.
- The puzzle contains one spangram – a related word that touches two opposite sides of the grid. It may consist of two words.
- Try looking for non-topical words, too, as discovering three not related words will earn you one hint.
When did the Strands game start?
Strands is a part of the widely popular NYT Games library that is probably best known for Wordle – another game we’ve been playing and can help you out with by giving hints.
Strands is a relatively new game, released in March 2024. It was created by Juliette Seive, a research director of NYT Games.
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