NYT Strands Today: Hints and Answers for January 20, 2025

Feeling confused about how to spot words in the most recent NYT word game? Well, then you can catch these Strands hints. People tired of wordle and connections that are only about the senses are now changing their views to Strands for different new experiences. If you are one of them and are having trouble with Strands, we can always find a solution.

Today’s Strands Theme for January 20

Before we unfold the theme, I must note that today’s Strands are a popular NYT Game that is a mixture of word search puzzles and word games. What’s the Today's NYT Strands puzzle theme?

Strands on January 20, 2025 is ? Curiouser and curiouser! "

Top Story on The New York Times (Theme for Today)

The Spangram for Strands today is — a mystical place of delicate beauty or magical charm. Once you realize the Spangram code, all you are needed to do is find the words for the theme of today's Strands.

However, if you cannot do it normally, we even gave you clues for a couple of theme words, one from the left half and another from the right half of the board.

So that you can "think out of the box" and carry out the task without scrolling down to see the answers, here are a few of the Strands hints specific to the given topics as follows:

• Hint #1: the elongated wormlike larva of a butterfly or moth with three pairs of true legs; starts with the letter “C” and ends with “R”.
• Hint #2: a small, nocturnal, furry-tailed Old World rodent, found in Africa, Asia and Europe; starts with the letter “D” and ends with “E”.

Strands Spangram Position: Is It Vertical or Horizontal?

The Spangram of the day had only a few twists and turns and was mainly – VERTICAL. We will provide you with the first and last letters of today’s Spangram in order to help you decode the answer today.

They are as follows:

• First letter: Column 5, Row 1
• Last letter: Column 1, Row 8

Do you want to know what the Today's Strands’ answers 20th of January, 2025 looked like? Read on to know this:

• Caterpillar
• Croquet
• Hatter
• Rabbit
• Dormouse