Daily New York Times Crossword Solutions and Clues for September 19 (Puzzle #565)
In today's edition of the New York Times' daily word game, Strands (game #565), players are presented with a challenge that revolves around non-dairy milk varieties. The wordle hint for today's game is 'NONDAIRYMILK', but the position of the letters is yet to be revealed.
If you're a regular player, you might be familiar with the game's mechanics. The position of the letters in the wordle is not disclosed in the hint, leaving players to decipher the order on their own. The game becomes available daily at midnight for each time zone.
Yesterday's Strands answers were TUNE, SCALE, CHORD, THEORY, RECITAL, and TECHNIQUE. For those who missed Thursday's game (game #564), you can find the hints and answers here: NYT Strands hints and answers for Thursday, September 18 (game #564).
For today's game, the answers are RICE, COCONUT, ALMOND, MACADAMIA, FLAX, and CASHEW.
Strands is the latest addition to the NYT's collection of word games, which includes popular titles like Wordle, Spelling Bee, and Connections. If you're having trouble solving today's puzzle, you can unlock the in-game hints system by playing any of these words: CORN, FAIR, COLD, DONE, SHEAF, FADE.
Tomorrow's game, game #567, will feature the theme 'Stand by me' with the wordle being 'SOLIDARITY'.
For those new to Strands, the game presents a wordle (a word or phrase made by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase) and challenges players to unscramble it. The game is available daily at midnight for each time zone.
So, are you ready to take on today's challenge and unravel the mystery of non-dairy milk varieties? Good luck, and happy stranding!
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