Today's NYT Strands - Game #268 (Tuesday, November 26, 2024) Hints, Spangrams and Answers

Today's NYT Strands - Game #268 (Tuesday, November 26, 2024) Hints, Spangrams and Answers

Need help with today's NYT strand? If you don't know this subject (and I don't!), today's theme, “Open-and-shut case,” is Really difficult.

Below are some helpful hints and what-if answers for Strands #268. Start with the hints to get the complete answer for Strands #268.

WARNING: There are spoilers for Strands #268.

The official theme of NYT Strands #268 is...

“The Over and Shut Case.”

And here's an unofficial hint from me: “Convenient Carry-All.”

If you're still in the dark, here are some useful words that give you valuable hint tokens:

Still struggling? Spangram gives you a hint on conjunctions. Today it starts with 'H' and ends with 'S'.

Scroll down to see what it is.

HANDBAGS.

Now, what's the answer to today's game #268 strand?

Drum roll please.

... Spangram was HANDBAGS.

Strands #268

“Open-and-Sut Case”

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Hello Strands fans! If you don't know fashion or wear handbags, as I did, you will really struggle today. I used no less than 3 clues and the last word was just piecing the letters together until I got it right. It really wasn't fun!

So, let's end this painful puzzle retry. As mentioned above, I had to use three clues, which turned out to be TOTE, BARREL, and BUCKET.

I knew these were types of bags, but did not understand that they were handbags until I connected the spangram from the gap created by the answers given.

So now I had to struggle to find the three missing words, knowing full well that I knew nothing about the subject.

MESSENGER was a good starter because it was completely cordoned off at the top of the grid. Then I saw DUFFEL under the spangram, so I took a chance and bet that it had potential.

The last one was a long struggle; I had to decipher the anagram of OYBDCSSOR, and even after seeing the word “body” in the mix, I absolutely stumbled. After much trial and error, I finally deciphered it as CROSSBODY.

Not a fun puzzle for me, but I wish you had more luck...

Are you reading this in a slower time zone? Here is yesterday's article on Strand's solution.

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