NYT Strands: Theme, Clues, and Answers for Game #784

Looking for a different day? A new NYT Strands puzzle drops at midnight in your time zone, which means some folks are always playing today’s game while others are chasing yesterday’s. If you’re after Saturday’s puzzle, check NYT Strands hints and answers for Saturday, April 25 (game #783). Strands sits in the NYT lineup after Wordle, Spelling Bee, and Connections, and it’s a real puzzle treat—though it can be tricky, so read on for some Strands tips and hints.

SPOILER WARNING: This post reveals today’s NYT Strands solution. If you don’t want spoilers, don’t scroll further.

Today’s Strands: game #784 – theme

• Theme: Get into it

Today’s Strands: hint #2 – clue words

• BUSKER, BUSH, READ, QUAD, REAL, GLARE

Today’s Strands: hint #3 – spangram letters

• The spangram has 9 letters

Today’s Strands: hint #4 – spangram position

• The two sides of the board that this spangram touches: top (3rd column) and bottom (4th column)

Note: Right now the answers are below. If you don’t want to see them, don’t scroll further.

NYT Strands today (game #784) – the answers

• ARGUE
• DIFFER
• QUARREL
• WRANGLES
• QUABBLE
• BICKERS
• PANGRAM: LOCKHORNS

My rating: Easy My score: Perfect

Reflection on today’s theme I initially read the “Get into it” theme as something like taking up a hobby—maybe baking, model railroading, or a new puzzle routine. Seeing the word ARGUE pop up immediately redirected me toward disagreement, and the theme clicked into place. If you spot LOCKHORNS early, you’re likely on the right track, but you’ll want to weave through the other words to finish smoothly.

Yesterday’s NYT Strands answers (Saturday, April 25, game #783)

• CORNER
• DISCOUNT
• GROCERY
• CONVENIENCE
• LIQUOR
• PANGRAM: STOREFRONT

What is NYT Strands? Strands is the NYT’s word game lineup, following the success of Wordle and Connections. It’s now a full-fledged NYT Games title you can play on desktop or mobile. I’ve put together a complete guide with strategies and tips to help you solve it daily, if you’re chasing a quicker route to the solution.

About the author Johnny is a freelance pop culture journalist who covers the internet, music, football, and famous people. Known previously as the Pop Detective, he has interviewed stars from Elton John to Blur and has endured a few odd flubs along the way. He lives in North London, rides bicycles, and enjoys politely shouting at pigeons.

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