Daily New York Times Crossword Solutions and Guidance for September 17, Number 563
In today's edition of the New York Times, the Connections puzzle presents a thematic challenge titled "We beg to differ". This themed crossword requires players to identify paired opposites, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the game.
The non-spangram answers for today's Connections puzzle are BOLD, TIMID, NOISY, QUIET, RIGID, and FLEXIBLE. But the real excitement lies in finding the spangram, OPPOSITESATTRACT, which stretches across the puzzle from one side to the other.
To find the spangram, players should focus on the farthest O in the bottom row. From there, they must wind over and up to reveal the hidden word. Every letter on the board will be used once when all answers, including the spangram, are found.
For those who need a helping hand, the New York Times provides a helpful hints page [NYT puzzle hints page]. Additionally, the most recent Connections answer can be found by clicking this link: [daily Connections hints].
Interestingly, the number of answers in today's Connections puzzle can vary, but it is not always eight. The hints for today's puzzle were created by Kenn C. Bivins.
As always, the goal of the Connections puzzle is to find all the answers, including the spangram, to complete the puzzle. Happy solving!
For those seeking other puzzle challenges, please note that the article does not provide hints or answers for Wordle, Strands, or Mini Crossword puzzles in this paragraph. Each puzzle offers its unique set of challenges and rewards, and we encourage you to explore them all.
We hope this article has given you a clear understanding of today's Connections puzzle. Good luck, and we'll see you next time with more puzzle insights!
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