Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answer and Help for Sept. 16 #562

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The puzzle of the strands of today’s Nyt perplexed me, both to find the answers and take them off. If you need clues and answers, read the rest.

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Index for the puzzle of today’s strands

The theme of today’s strands is: Go up.

If that doesn’t help you, here is a clue: a bit like flying.

Word index to unlock the clues at stake

Your goal is to find hidden words that match the theme of the puzzle. If you are stuck, find the words you can. Whenever you find three words of four or more letters, the strands reveal one of the theme words. These are the words I used to obtain these clues, but the words of four letters or more that you find will work:

• In addition, gulp, mite, time, time, capable, to have, love, love, helm

Answers for the puzzle of today’s strands

These are the answers that are linked to the theme. The goal of the puzzle is to find them all, including the spangram, a theme word that reaches one side of the puzzle to the other. When you have them all (I originally thought there was always eight but I learned that the number can vary), each letter in the table will be used. Here are the nonspangram answers:

• Cable, gloves, helmet, carabiner, pulley, harness

Spangram of today’s strands

The strands of today Spangram is Tyrolean. To find it, look for the Z which is three letters on the right on the lower row and end up.

Most difficult strands

Here are some of the subjects of the strands that I have found the most difficult in recent weeks.

# 1: dated slang, January 21. Maybe you didn’t even use this jargon when it was cool. The most difficult word: Phat.

# 2: Thar she blows! January 15. I guess marine biologists could suck this one. The most difficult word: Baleen or on the right.

# 3: Off the Hook, January 9. Similar to the puzzle of January 15 in that it helps to know a lot about marine creatures. Sorry, Charlie. The most difficult word: bigeye or skipjack.