Looking for another day?
A new new strands puzzle appear at midnight every day for your time zone – which means some people always play ‘Today’s Games’ while others play ‘yesterday’s’. If you are looking for Tuesday’s puzzle instead Then click here: New Strand’s Tip and Response to Tuesday 4 March (Game #366).
Strands is New’s latest word play after them like Wordle, Spellbi and connections – and it’s fun. However, it can be difficult, so read on for my threads tips.
Want more word -based fun? Then check out my new connections today and Quordle today pages for tips and answers to these games, and Marc’s Wordle Today page for the original viral Word game.
Spoiler Warning: Information about new threads today is below, so do not read on if you do not want to know the answers.
New Strands Today (Game #367) – Tip No. 1 – Today’s theme
What is the theme of today’s new threads?
• Today’s New Strands theme is … Ahoy!
New Strands Today (Game #367) – Tip No. 2 – Clue Words
Play one of these words to unlock the game tip system.
- BOAT
- Store
- WOLF
- TEAR
- Trot
- Lice
New Strands Today (Game #367) – Tip No. 3 – Spangram
What is a tip for today’s excitement?
• Famous vessels
New Strands Today (Game #367) – Tip No. 4 – Spangramp Dosition
What are two sides of the board that today’s tense touches?
First page: left, 4th row
Last Page: Top, 4th Column
Right, the answers are below, so no longer roll if you don’t want to see them.
New Strands Today (Game #367) – The answers
The answers to today’s threads, game #367, is …
- Beagle
- Bounty
- Titanic
- VICTORY
- Mayflower
- Spangram: Historic ships
- My rating: Moderate
- My score: 1 tip
At 13 letters, today’s excitement was a giant snake that took a significant part of the puzzle – and wonderfully it took the form of a ship that nodded to the answer to historic ships. This is a nice idea, but unfortunately one that would only work in a few thread puzzles; If new can gather tension that looks like gluten -free or love it is much smarter than I am.
It probably says a lot about my lack of historical nautical knowledge that even though the only space I had left at the end was for Mayflower, I still tried to spell a ship called wolfyamre before I saw the obvious.
Of all the vessels mentioned, only one intact today – Beagle, which Charles Darwin sailed remained was broken up; Bounty was burned by Mutineers; Titanic hit an iceberg; And the tree from Mayflower was used to build a farm.
Meanwhile, HMS Victory, built in 1758, survived and participated in the War of Independence and the Napoleonic Wars, Herjinger of the Time and is preserved as a museum ship in Portsmouth, England. I visited it on a school trip once. All I can remember is someone stole my lunched lunch and I had to make it through the day on an apple. Hard times.
How did you do today? Tell me that in the comments below.
Yesterday’s new strings response (Tuesday 4 March, Game #366)
- CORD
- Curl
- Ribbon
- Wisp
- Filament
- THREAD
- Thril
- Spanggram: Strings
What is new threads?
Strands is Nyt’s non-new-new-more word games after Wordle and connections. It is now a fully expanded member of Nyt’s Games Stable, which has been running for a year and can be played on the new Games website on desktop or mobile.
I have a full guide on how to play new threads, complete with tips to solve it, so check it out if you struggle to beat it every day.
