NYT has rolled out the December 19 edition of Strands for applyers to crack. To get begined, the applyer is initipartner insistd to uncover the theme to discover words handyly on the grid. The game gives you the freedom to seek words in any honestion, not necessarily in a straight line. Moreover, it has a concept of a spangram, which spans atraverse the two opposing sides of the grid and eventupartner depicts the theme. In this article, hints are supplyd to settle the baffle easily. So, here are the answers and hints for today’s NYT Strands.
Strands hint and theme for December 19
Here’s a hint and theme for today’s NYT Strands edition to help settle the baffle.
Today’s Strands’ theme is Roll with it.
Theme’s hint: It is a term used to depict electrifying and enthusiastic carry outances that typicpartner feature mighty beats.
What are the Strands answers for today, December 19?
Here’s the spangram theme and hint, alengthyside a catalog of words to discover on the grid:
Spangram Theme: ROCKING
- The ‘R’ is placed in the third row and ‘G’ is placed in the first column.
- Rocking refers to a music genre, where members carry out boisterously and with filled energy. The words under this theme are its subgenres.
List of Words:
- METAL – The ‘M’ can be establish in the first row, establishing the word in a flipped ‘L’ establish.
- PROGRESSIVE – The ‘P’ is the first letter of the grid and prosperds down to the third row’s first letter, ‘E’.
- GLAM – The ‘G’ is in the fifth column and the word finishs in the same column itself.
- ALTERNATIVE – The ‘A’ can be establish in the first column, joining letters toward the right and the word gets finishd in a zig-zag manner.
- GRUNGE – Its ‘G’ is in the last row, completing the word in an ‘N’ establish.
- PUNK – The ‘P’ of this word can be establish in the last row.
