NYT Strands Today – Hints, Answers & Spangram for July 12

Jul. 12, 2024

Do you need help with today’s Strands puzzle?Well, today’s puzzle is for Fast and Furious fans. So, if you are struggling, we have simple hints along with the answers to NYT Strands for July 12 below.

How to Play NYT Strands

Before we get to the puzzle, here’s a quick rundown of how to play NYT Strands for new players:

However, if you want detailed tips and tricks, check out our guide onhow to play NYT Strands.

As revealed by the New York Times, the theme for today’s Strands is —Auto Suggestion

Spoiler Warning:

Every Strands game has that one Spangram you need to decipher and today’s was no exception.

The hint for today’s Spangram —things you see in Fast & Furious

If you have figured out the Spangram from the above hint, figuring out the theme words will be easy. However, I don’t want to ruin it for you. Instead, here are some hints that may help you:

We’ve got you covered if you want to check out more word puzzles. Check out the hints and answers fortoday’s NYT Connectionsas well astoday’s Wordleright here.

The Spangram for today’s NYT Strands puzzle is —CarModels.

If you have scrolled this far, you are probably ready to see the answers. So, let’s take a look at today’s Strands theme words in Strands:

Today’s theme initially made me think of auto-correct on mobile keyboards (God, my techie brain) but finding the first answer changed my perception. I stumbled upon CHARGER and ACCORD in quick succession on the right side. This was followed by the Spangram for today, CAR MODELS.

Next, I found SOUL at the bottom left corner, and it seemed like mine left my body as I felt stuck. I didn’t want to use a hint, so I stared at the grid for a bit longer. It was then I discovered OUTBACK and EQUINOX, followed by EXPLORER to finish the puzzle.

If you have arrived here by mistake and are looking for the answers and the Spangram to the July 11 Strands puzzle, findyesterday’s NYT Strands answers.

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