How to Solve Today's New York Times Strands

Navigating today's twists and turns the strands Is the puzzle proving challenging? No worries! If you find yourself scratching your head over a particularly difficult word, or if you're at a loss for a whole solution, we've got you covered as you raft your linguistic life.

Get a nudge in the right direction and keep your winning streak alive (and those bragging rights). This guide will give insight into today's theme, offer hints, and even provide a complete solution. Let's keep that momentum going and keep you from feeling trapped by today's strands.

Today's theme, explained

today's themeDriver's grip-all'. Expand to see what this means for today's puzzle.

Each word represents
Something useful that drivers keep in this small storage space.

Word clues

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The
The first word
A stack of papers reminding you of your car's legality.

The
The second word
It's the manual you only pick up when you're confused.

The
The third word
An emergency light show on a tube, just in case.

The
The fourth word
That's a coin pile for parking or quick stops.

The
The fifth word
A reliable old map that doesn't require a Wi-Fi signal.

The
The sixth word
Proof that the car is truly yours.

The
Spangram
Well, that's where all these things live.

Today's Strands Answers

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The
The first word
is registered.

The
The second word
There is a manual.

The
The fourth word
It's quarter.

The
Spagram
There is a glovebox.