Want a bit assist with NYT Strands at the moment? I am not stunned. At this time’s puzzle, “Faucet to Play”, saved me busy for fairly some time whereas following the fully mistaken subject.
Under, we have compiled some useful suggestions for Chapter 67, in addition to solutions, ought to the time come. We’ll begin with a number of clues, earlier than attending to the total reply for Chapter 67, so learn on in the event you want a bit assist.
Warning: Spoilers for Chapter 67 forward.
At this time’s NYT Strands Reply: At this time’s Matter and Recommendations
The official theme for NYT Strands #67 is… “Contact to play”.
And this is an unofficial trace from me: Putt-y in your fingers.
In the event you do not already know, listed below are some helpful phrases that will provide you with these beneficial clue tokens:
- MINER
- FIND
- CAST
- FELT
- RECORDS
- WAIT
- CATS
Are you continue to preventing? The spangram will provide you with a clue concerning the connecting phrase. At this time begins with ‘M’ and ends with ‘F’.
Scroll down to search out out what it’s…
It is MINIGOLF.
At this time’s Strands Solutions
So what are at the moment’s Strands solutions for sport #67?
Drum roll please…
- WATERFALL
- RAMP
- WINDMILL
- TUNNEL
- ROCK
- CASTLE

…and the spangram was MINIGOLF.
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Good day Strands followers. What a tortuous subject! At first I noticed the phrase faucet and instantly tried “water”, considering it could be various kinds of taps. I did not know at this level that this was really a part of an extended phrase.
When that failed, my ideas turned to cellular video games, however after failing to discover a ‘Y’ for both ‘Indignant Birds’ or ‘Sweet Crush’, I spotted I should be on the mistaken monitor.
It was solely once I noticed the phrase “golf” that I spotted: MINIGOLF was the subject and, as anticipated, I understood the spangram first.
After that, it was very straightforward. I spotted that the “water” was a part of WATERFALL and noticed RAMP underneath it. I then famous WINDMILL underneath the spangram and polished the highest half with TUNNEL.
The final two weren’t that tough both. I spelled BOULDER backwards, from backside to prime, after which added CASTLE to finish the puzzle pretty shortly (in the event you low cost on a regular basis I spent earlier than the spangram…)
Yesterday’s Strands Solutions
Studying this in a later time zone? Yow will discover the total article in yesterday’s Strands responses to sport #66 proper right here.