Today's Strands Hints and Clues for "Chips in" - Wednesday, July 23, 2025

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Strands Hints and Answers (July 23, 2025): Stuck on today's Strands? We've got today's Strands hints and answers to guide you through it!

Strands is a daily game on New York Times, with a new grid of letters and themes for players to rack their brains. Although the game provides the puzzle's theme and some hints, it can get difficult to find the answers.

If you are one of those struggling with today's NYT Strands, you have stumbled upon the right place. We'll help you solve today's spangram and find all the words.

WARNING: Spoilers ahead! Only read on if you want to know today's Strands answers.


Today's Strands Theme

Before we show the hints and the answers, let's check the given theme for today.

Today's theme is: CHIPS IN

The theme may not be obvious at first, so here’s a quick breakdown to point you in the right direction.

  • The theme centers around delicious, often creamy or chunky, accompaniments that are perfect for pairing with various types of dippable foods. These spreads are commonly enjoyed at gatherings, parties, or casual get-togethers, providing a flavorful experience that encourages sharing and indulging in diverse flavors and textures.

Today's NYT Strands Hints

Still confused about the words? Here are some hints to help you:

Strands Hint 1: What are the starting letters of today's words?

There are 7 words including the spangram.

Below are the starting letters & lengths for each of the theme words:

  • Starts with "F" and has 6 letters.
  • Starts with "G" and has 9 letters.
  • Starts with "H" and has 6 letters.
  • Starts with "Q" and has 5 letters.
  • Starts with "S" and has 5 letters.
  • Starts with "T" and has 8 letters.

And today's spangram starts with "P".

Strands Hint 2: Where are today's words located on today's strands grid?

Here are some clues about their starting positions. For all words except the spangram:

  • 1 word starts from the top row
  • 2 words start from the left edge of the grid
  • 1 word starts from the right edge of the grid
  • 2 words start from the middle of the grid

Today's NYT Strands Clue Words

One great feature of Strands is the in-game hints. If you’d like to use them, look for these words on the board:

  • SPACE
  • DINO
  • TOLA
  • CEASED
  • MASE
  • MARM

Right below, you’ll find today's Strands answers. Pause here if you’re not ready to see them.


Today's NYT Strands Spangram

First, let's reveal today's Strands spangram:

PARTYDIPS


Today's NYT Strands Answers

If the spangram didn't help you get the answers, then you can find today's answers below:

  • FONDUE
  • GUACAMOLE
  • HUMMUS
  • QUESO
  • SALSA
  • TZATZIKI

Yesterday's NYT Strands Answer (22 July 2025)

Are you still tackling yesterday’s Strands (Tuesday, 22 July 2025)? Or reading this from another timezone? Don’t fret—we have the answers you need!

Find yesterday's Strands answers, hints and spangram here.

Yesterday's Strands theme was:

PET STORE PURCHASE

Yesterday's Spangram was:

AQUARIUM

Yesterday's Strands Answers were:

  • FILTER
  • FISH
  • PLANTS
  • PUMP
  • ROCKS
  • TANK
  • THERMOMETER

And that wraps up today's Strands answers, hints and spangram. If you love playing word games, we have answers and solvers to most of NYT's games. Check out:

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