New York Times Strands Hints and Answers for January 7, 2025

Springs has another difficult puzzle to think about today. To win, you'll need to guess the theme and then find all eight hidden objects in the letter grid. And the NYT didn't make it easy for you.

This particular puzzle is much more challenging than the rules of the game Springs can suggest. And this article is here to help you with general advice, spoilers and much more. Everything you need to solve this problem can be found here.

The NYT Games Strands Puzzle #310 January 7, 2025

The Springs today's puzzle has a clue Leading women. You'll find eight items, including a Spangram and seven theme words.

New York Times Game Clues

For spoiler-free help with in-game tips, check out the three sections below. Each one contains a spoiler-free hint about the theme of this stunning puzzle game.

General advice 1

Help 1: All these things have the same word before them.

General Council 2

Help 2: Items that all start with the same four-letter word.

General advice 3

Help 3: Items that all start with the same four-letter word for female.

Spoilers for two words in today's threads

Each of the two sections contains one spoiler and a screenshot of where it is in the puzzle. Open them with the Read More button to peek inside and see what words are in this relaxing puzzle game.

Spoiler 1

Spoiler 2

Answer to today's New York Times game topics

Looking for a full spoiler for this impossible puzzle game? All the theme words, the Spangram and a screenshot of where each one is located can be found in the section below. Open it using the Read more button below it.

The category for today is Ladies. The words are Marmalade, Bunny, Liberty, Finger, Slipper, Bird and Gaga.

Explanation of today's springs

If you need help figuring out how all the pieces of this puzzle go together, check out the section below. Inside is a breakdown of how the clue, theme words and Spangram fit together.

Leading women is the clue for this one because each of them has Lady in front of him. So the feminine part of the phrase comes before the word. All theme words are words that Lady can relate to four things in common.

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