Today’s New York Times GamesStrandspuzzle is a doozy. It will be challenging for even long-time players that have memorized therules of how to playStrandsand have become experts in this word-search game. But this article has all the help you need to get you a win today.
Below, you can find general hints to the puzzle, individual word spoilers, help understanding how the themed words and clues go together, and even the full answer to today’s game. No matter the help you need, it can be found here.
The NYT Games Strands Puzzle #58 for June 20, 2025
Pour It Onis the clue for thisStrandpuzzle, and it containsseven items to find: six themed words and one category word called the Spangram.
New York Times Games Strands Clues
If you are looking for some help that won’t spoil any of the words like the in-game hint system of thismobile-friendly puzzlegame does, you’re able to find some below. Each of the three expandable sections has one clue inside of it.
Hint 1: This puzzle gets quite saucy.
General Hint 2
Hint 2: What is something you might pour over something else?
Hint 3: Sauces, flavorings, dips.
Spoilers for Two of the Words in Today’s Strands
Need even more help with thisminimalist puzzle game? Below are two expandable sections, and each one has just one word from the puzzle along with its position in the puzzle.
Word 2: Tzatziki
The Answer to Today’s New York Times Games Strands
In need of the full answer for thisNew York Times GamesStrandspuzzle? In the section below, you can find all the themed words, the Spangram, and their positions in the puzzle.
The category for today isCondiment. The words are Aioli, Mustard, Ketchup, Sriracha, Tzatziki, and Mayo.
Today’s Strands Explained
Can’t figure out what the puzzle is all about today? Check out the expandable section below to see how the Spangram, the themed words, and the clue all work together in this puzzle.
The clue,Pour it on, is a reference to how most people pourCondimentsover their food for flavoring. You can also dip food in them, depending on what and how you are eating, but mostly they are poured out.
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