Nate Parkerson

Nate Parkerson is a crossword enthusiast who focuses on providing answers and insights for various crossword puzzles. With a background in journalism, Nate has developed a knack for uncovering the right connections and solving complex word games. He primarily covers NYT Crossword answers, NYT Strands solutions, and other popular crosswords. Through his work, Nate helps thousands of fellow crossword enthusiasts find the answers they need to enjoy their favorite puzzles.

Biography:  https://nytcrosswordanswers.org/author/admin/

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Recent Articles

Uncovering Homophones: A Look into the NYT's 'Say my name' Strands Puzzle

Uncovering Homophones: A Look into the NYT's 'Say my name' Strands Puzzle

Broke On: Sunday, 14 July 2024 Uncover words like 'peat', 'merry', and 'hairy' in today's NYT Strands puzzle, themed 'Say my name'. Discover homophones as the spagram. Challenge yourself with hints from NYTCrosswordAnswers.org and TheGamer.com.
Discovering Themes and Spangrams in the New York Times Strands Puzzle: A Look at 'Best in Show' and 'Picture Perfect'

Discovering Themes and Spangrams in the New York Times Strands Puzzle: A Look at 'Best in Show' and 'Picture Perfect'

Broke On: Sunday, 12 May 2024 Discover hidden themes in the New York Times Strands puzzle, a daily word search game. On May 13, 2024, find words related to 'Best in Show' dogs with spangram 'DOGPILE'. Previous day's theme was 'Picture perfect', revealing Best Picture award winners CRASH, ROCKY, PARASITE and GLADIATOR.