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Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for Sept. 13, #924

Here are hints and the answers for today’s NYT Strands puzzle, No. 924 for Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026.

Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for Sept. 13, #924

Today's NYT Strands puzzle, found at #924, presents a challenging yet intriguing word find game with a top-secret theme. This version of the game is similar to a word find, but without a pre-determined list of words to identify. The key to success in Strands lies in discovering as many words of four letters or more as possible. For every trio of such words uncovered, the puzzle will reveal one of the answers that align with its theme.

James Bond enthusiasts may find this puzzle particularly appealing, as the theme is revealed through familiar words. To assist players, CNET provides daily hints and answers for various NYT games, including Strands. In today's round, the goal is to locate all the theme-related words and the spangram—a word that spans the entire puzzle from one side to the other, such as "UNDERCOVER."

To begin solving, players should look for familiar words that fit the given theme. For instance, the letter 'U' located four rows down in the leftmost column might serve as a starting point. From there, one can explore horizontally and vertically to discover additional words that contribute to solving the puzzle. Keep in mind that while some answers may be more obvious, others may require unscrambling to reveal the correct word.

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