NYT Strands for January 6 is now available on the outlet’s website and application. Players are given a six-by-eight grid daily to conduct their word hunt. However, first, they need to crack the puzzle’s central theme, followed by the spangram.
Here, spangram refers to the exact theme’s description, which could be found on two opposing sides of the grid. After locating this, players must seek all words associated with the theme. With the help of clues and hints, they have to mark the guessed words in any given direction.
So, without any further ado, here is a guide to assist you in solving today’s NYT Strands.
Strands hint and theme for January 6
The below information will provide you with today’s Strands theme and hint (via Forbes).
Today’s theme is In Neutral.
Theme’s Hint: The term and other associated words are in fact shades of white.
What are the Strands’ answers for today, January 6?
The below information provides a spangram theme and words associated with it for your assistance and seamless location on the grid.
Today’s spangram theme is Off-Whites.
- The ‘O’ is placed in the fourth row and stretches to the row’s last word, where ‘S’ is located.
- The term Off Whites is a variation of the pure white color and is considered a member of the neutral color scheme.
The list of words is as follows:
- CHAMPAGNE – The ‘C’ is placed in the last column and winds down to the same column’s last letter.
- LINEN – The ‘L’ is in the fifth row and the word ends in the last row.
- VANILLA – The ‘V’ is located in the fifth row, forming the word in first row.
- CREAM – The ‘C’ is the third row’s third word, completing the word in the second row.
- IVORY – The ‘I’ is in the last row and completes the word in a zig-zag manner.
- EGGSHELL – The ‘E’ is located in the fourth row.
