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Today’s NYT Strands theme focuses on prominent facial features everyone recognizes.
Longer words curve across corners, making careful scanning essential for progress.
The spangram FEATURES connects all words, highlighting the full facial theme.
The NYT Strands Today for February 6th develops its central theme through a study of facial features. The grid requires players to find words that describe the initial facial features that people first see. The puzzle presents eight themed words, which include a spangram to create a game that requires players to identify objects visually while they play.
Today's NYT Strands theme, “Let’s Face It,” highlights key parts of the human face. Each word names a feature that plays a role in expression, recognition, or communication. Once the theme is recognized, the letters start to stand out, and patterns across the grid become easier to follow. The theme is intuitive, making it satisfying for solvers of all levels.
BR – 5 letters. Located above the eyes, often expressive.
FE – 8 letters. The spangram represents all notable facial elements.
HA – 8 letters. The hairline at the top of the face.
CH – 6 letters. The lower part of the face, often touched when smiling.
FO – 8 letters. The upper portion of the face, just below the hairline.
EY – 4 letters. Expressive organs of sight.
MO – 5 letters. The central feature used to speak and smile.
NO – 4 letters. A feature located between the eyes and the mouth.
BROWS
HAIRLINE
CHEEKS
FOREHEAD
EYES
MOUTH
NOSE
FEATURES
The spangram blends the theme; it represents the collection of facial elements highlighted in the puzzle. The word functions as a clue that helps to discover relationships between different theme words while making it easier to find all other routes.
Start with longer words that bend across corners.
Scan for repeated or distinctive letters in theme areas.
The player needs to use brief filler terms to access hints when they encounter difficulty in their game progress.
Trace edges of the grid, where longer words often hide.
The February 6 NYT Strands Answer set combines human understanding of the content with grid-solving techniques. NYT Strands Today presents puzzles that help users develop pattern recognition skills and vocabulary knowledge while providing enjoyable mental relief. The process of practicing regularly enables people to develop better observation skills and experience more enjoyable solving sessions.
