New York Times Strands Clues and Answers for December 26, 2024

Strands There's a whole new giant stack of letters for today, and you only have one little clue to figure out the hidden word theme in it. It's pretty easy to get stuck on these puzzles, and you might not like using the in-game hint system to help you out.

This article is for those who are stuck today but are already well versed in how to play Strands. Below you'll find general hints, spoilers for individual words, an explanation of the puzzle, and even the full answer if you want.

NYT Games Strands Puzzle #298 December 26, 2024

The Strands today's puzzle has a solution Relative conjunction. There are eight items to find, including a Spangram and seven theme words.

New York Times Games Strands Hints

If you just need a spoiler-free tip about this minimalistic puzzle game, check out one of the three sections below. Each one has a little hint about the theme that won't spoil the whole puzzle for you.

General tip 1

General tip 2

Hint 2: People you are connected to.

General tip 3

Tip 3: How you relate to people in your family.

Spoilers for two words in today's series

If a spoiler helps you win this challenging puzzle game, but you don't want to find off-topic words to accumulate them, check out the two sections below. Each has only one corrupted word and a screenshot of where it is in the puzzle.

Spoiler 1

Spoiler 2

Answer to today's New York Times games

If you want a full spoiler for this relaxing puzzle game, you can find it in the section below. There you can find all the theme words and their placement in this puzzle.

The category for today is as follows Reunion. Words: niece, grandson, nephew, aunt, mother-in-law, cousin and uncle.

Explanation of today's strands

Do not understand? The section below shows how all the pieces of today's puzzle fit together. Open it to understand everything about today Strands puzzle.

Today's topic is about people who can be in a big family Reunion. Each of the theme words is there Connectors what you might call a Relatives you have.

Want to play? Check out the New York Times games Strands website accessible on almost any device with a browser.