Strands Hints, Spangram, Answers: Wednesday, November 26 (All Aboard!)
New York Times fans are in for a treat today as the popular puzzle game Strands drops new episodes, with many shows airing brand-new episodes on TV. With Netflix releasing the first Volume of Stranger Things 5, it's likely that viewers will have to wait until after their evening entertainment to tackle this week's word search.
Before diving into tonight's shows and movies, we need to unravel today's Strands grid. The theme for today is "All aboard!" with a hint pointing towards locations on a train. Fans can start by searching for words like QUIN, DIOE, COCH, SLOR, OBA, and PA.
But what are the answers? Let's take a closer look. A key part of the grid is the spangram - a word that spans two sides of the board. The completed spangram reveals the answer "PASSENGER TRAIN," which helps decipher other words on the grid.
With this information, fans can uncover the rest of the answers: QUIET, DINING, COACH, SLEEPER, and OBSERVATION. The solution was not as straightforward as finding the spangram initially thought to be - once that was solved, many of the other answers fell into place quickly.
Fans are encouraged to share their experiences with today's Strands on Twitter and Facebook. As always, Erik Kain's blog is a great resource for daily Wordle guides and TV show coverage.
New York Times fans are in for a treat today as the popular puzzle game Strands drops new episodes, with many shows airing brand-new episodes on TV. With Netflix releasing the first Volume of Stranger Things 5, it's likely that viewers will have to wait until after their evening entertainment to tackle this week's word search.
Before diving into tonight's shows and movies, we need to unravel today's Strands grid. The theme for today is "All aboard!" with a hint pointing towards locations on a train. Fans can start by searching for words like QUIN, DIOE, COCH, SLOR, OBA, and PA.
But what are the answers? Let's take a closer look. A key part of the grid is the spangram - a word that spans two sides of the board. The completed spangram reveals the answer "PASSENGER TRAIN," which helps decipher other words on the grid.
With this information, fans can uncover the rest of the answers: QUIET, DINING, COACH, SLEEPER, and OBSERVATION. The solution was not as straightforward as finding the spangram initially thought to be - once that was solved, many of the other answers fell into place quickly.
Fans are encouraged to share their experiences with today's Strands on Twitter and Facebook. As always, Erik Kain's blog is a great resource for daily Wordle guides and TV show coverage.
I'm loving how Strands keeps us engaged while we're waiting for our favorite shows to come out. It's like they're giving us a little puzzle party 
! But seriously, it's amazing how often the spangram can be the game-changer - in this case, "PASSENGER TRAIN" opened up all these other words for us to find. The beauty of word puzzles is that you never quite know what's gonna pop out until you actually solve it 
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now that we know that the other answers were just a piece of cake 
I think the theme "all aboard" is so cool! train stations and trains are literally my favorite 
anyway i'm gonna go solve some more puzzles now wanna be puzzle buddies with me? 
guess i'll have to put off solvin this week's strands puzzle til after the show tho... think the spangram was a toughie, but once it fell into place, all the other answers kinda magically appeared 
! I love how the spangram was a key to unlocking the rest of the grid - it's like a little Easter egg for word search enthusiasts 
. Now that I've solved it, I can see how all the answers fit together neatly... well, once we knew what the spangram was, haha! 
Anyone else enjoying Strands? Should be an interesting episode of Stranger Things tonight too 
It raises questions about our priorities as a society - do we value quality time with family or binge-watching TV shows? 
Maybe it's just me, but I think this says something about the way we consume media and our desire for instant gratification. What's your take on this? 