Getting every answer on today’s puzzle might be difficult, but we have everything you need in order to do so. It’s a tricky puzzle today, and I had some troubletrying to finish it without making too many mistakes. However, my struggles will aid you in finishing this puzzle without the frustration of making those same mistakes.
If you are looking for a challenge, you should check out the daily puzzle. This game has a steeper learning curve thanand is tricky to understand the first time you try it. However, there is a rhythm to it, and once you understand the flow, it is much easier to find the words hidden in the letters around the box. Getting into that rhythm will get easier and easier every day, and you will feel more accomplished as you overcome this difficult puzzle.
If you are trying to find the right puzzle pieces to fit into the right slots, blind guessing is not going to work well in a game like. This is particularly true if you get very close multiple times in a row and cannot figure out which words are the right ones and which are not. To find the right answers, you can use the following clues to guide you.
The Tiles game for the New York Times mobile app asks you to use various strategies to pair matching visual patterns together to build huge combos.
Finishing out this puzzle may require more than just the above hints. If that is true, youcan use the category names in the table below to continue to lead you to victory.
EQUIP
INDIVIDUALITY
FURNITURE
WORDS WITH APOSTROPHES REMOVED
EQUIP
FURNISH
OUTFIT
PROVISION
STOCK
This one was a little easier to sort out once I spotted it, at least compared to some of the other categories. I saw FURNISH and STOCK,which turned out to be the first big clues I had for this one. I found PROVISION fairly easily, but it took a little longer to find OUTFIT. However, it did not take nearly as long as the rest of the categories. FURNISH might also be a trick if you place it with the rest of the furniture on accident,
Puzzle
FIVE
Rhythm
boxing
rowing
wellness
rights