Daily Strands guide with theme hints, gameplay tips, and today’s clue breakdown to help you solve the NYT word-find puzzle!

People of all ages experience word-finding difficulties — those inconvenient "brain blips" that occur when you cannot retrieve the word you really want to say. There are few things more frustrating ...

Joining puzzle fans' morning rotations of the crossword, Wordle, and Connections is Strands, the New York Times' latest puzzle. Available to play online, Strands initially looks like a word search.

Get your game off to a great start with our hint for today's Wordle. It'll give those early guesses a bit of a boost but still leave all the fun word-finding bits up to you. Or if you'd like someone ...

How to find and rewrite instances of passive voice in your Microsoft Word documents Your email has been sent Passive speech is awkward and sometimes hard to understand. Let Word find your passive ...

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3 ways to count the number of occurrences of a specific word or phrase in a Word document Your email has been sent With three ways to count specific words in a Word document, you’re bound to find at ...

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It’s normal to forget a word here and there—especially when you’re put on the spot. But new research suggests that regularly struggling with finding the right words within a reasonable time could ...

People of all ages experience word-finding difficulties — those inconvenient "brain blips" that occur when you cannot retrieve the word you really want to say. There are few things more frustrating ...