NYT 'Strands' Hints, Spangram And Answers For Thursday, May 15

Finally there is a game that is familiar to me. However, even so, I'm still stuck on several answers and you may have the same problem. So, let's take a look at these answers together.

How to play Strands

The New York Times Strands puzzle is an interpretation of the classic word search game. It is currently in beta, which means it will continue to exist only if enough people play it every day.

There is a new Strands game waiting for you to play every day. The game will present you with a 6x8 letter grid. Your goal is to find a set of words that have common ground and you will get a clue about the subject. When you find a topic word, it stays highlighted in the blue.

You also need to find a special word called spangram. This will tell you what these words have in common. Two opposite sides of the spangram connection board. Although the subject word will not be a proper noun, spangram can be a proper noun. When you find spangram, it stays highlighted in yellow.

Please note: You need to stay alert.

"Some topics are fill-in-the-blank phrases. They can also be steps in the process, items, synonyms or homophones that fall into the same category," the New York Times noted. “Just like she adjusts the difficulty of Wordle puzzles in a week, [Wordle and Strands Editor Tracy] Bennett plans to give Strands puzzlers some unexpected challenges occasionally.”

What is the Strands prompt today?

First is the NYT prompt, and then I will give you a prompt that I think will help you further. The official tips are:

Animal drive

And my prompt is

Vroom vroom

Now you can start.

What is the answer to Strands today?

Here are today’s answers, and the following content will involve spoilers, so be careful. Let's start with spangram and then list the complete answer list. Spagram is:

AUTOMOBILES

Its position on the board is as follows:

The answer list is as follows:

• BRONCO
• IMPALA
• MUSTANG
• BEETLE
• JAGUAR
• RABBIT

So, yes, here are some lists of cars with animal names. Many answers are easy to find, but some are weird, like I found "COBRA" in BRONCO, a variant of MUSTANG, which is another puzzle inscription. I didn't expect IMPALA to be an animal, but of course it is. There is still RAM here, but the letters are not enough. I totally forgot that RABBIT is also a car because it was originally built over 40 years ago.

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