Strandsis back today with another challenging word search puzzle. In order to win, you’ll need to know therules ofStrands, know all the words and the category, and you might need some luck. If you don’t want to use the in-game hint system, you will need to look elsewhere for hints.
This article is filled with all sorts of help for you; you will be able to findgeneral hints, word spoilers, the full answer to today’s puzzle, or an explanation about how the Spangram, themed words, and clue all fit together.
The NYT Games Strands Puzzle #60 for Aug 03, 2025
The clue for today’sStrandsisWhat’s My Line?There are a total of seven answers to find, made up of one Spangram category and six themed words.
New York Times Games Strands Clues
If you want some hints that won’t spoil any of the words like the in-game hint system does in thisrelaxing puzzle game, you can find three different clues below. Press the Read More button below each one to see it.
Hint 3: Bands of colored fur.
Spoilers for Two of the Words in Today’s Strands
If a word or two will help you solve this riddle, you should check out the two expandable sections below. Each one has just one word inside along with its position in the puzzle.
Word 2: Zebra
The Answer to Today’s New York Times Games Strands
The complete answer to theNew York Times GamesStrandsis in the expandable section below. Click the Read More button to see it.
The category for today isStriped. The words are Clownfish, Bubblebee, Skunk, Chipmunk, Zebra, and Tiger.
Today’s Strands Explained
Don’t get how the Spangram, the themed words, and the clue all fit together? you may check out the explanation below for more info on thisinnovative puzzle game; just click the Read More button on the expandable section below.
The puzzle clueWhat’s My Line?is a reference all these animals that haveStripes, or lines, on their fur. Each one of the themed words is a thing that has striped fur, scales, or skin.
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