NYT Strands for February 6 is now out. This interesting game enables players to conduct word searches in any direction, not necessarily a straight line. When presented with a six-by-eight grid, the first thing players must do is crack the central theme. Then, they have to guess the spangram, the theme’s actual description. Following this, players are required to write down words associated with the theme and start finding it on the grid. Throughout the game, hints and this article will provide assistance if you get stuck during mid-game.
Without further ado, here is a solved version of today’s NYT Strands.
Strands hint and theme for February 6
Strands’ theme: I’m a person of my word
Strands’ Hint: The term refers to personal names, which makes one’s identification simpler. Example: This term is commonly used in applications or forms to make you insert your name in the empty box. In short, proper nouns.
What are the Strands’ answers for today, February 6?
Spangram theme is FIRSTNAMES
- The ‘F’ can be found in the last row and spans up to the first row, where ‘S’ is located.
- The term ‘First Names’ generally means one’s name, which comes before their surname.
The list of words is as follows:
- CHUCK – The ‘C’ is in the fourth row and the word ends in the first column.
- MILES – The ‘M’ is in the fourth row, ending in a similar row.
- WILL – The ‘W’ is in the first column and forms in an obtuse angle way.
- ROBIN – The ‘R’ can be found in the last row and is completed in a ‘L’ manner.
- FRANK – The ‘F’ is located in the second row.
- DREW – The ‘D’ is in the last column.
- CHASE – The ‘C’ is in the second last column and completes the word in a ‘U’ manner.
- JIMMY – The ‘J’ can be found in the second last row, forming the word in a zig-zag way.
