NYT Strands puzzle #152, dated August 2, 2024, has the theme clue “Here, there, and everywhere.” The spangram is LOCATION, and its six theme words are THROUGH, ABOVE, AMONG, BESIDE, BETWEEN, and UNDERNEATH. Need a nudge before the full reveal? The additional hint is “Position words.”
Hints for Strands on August 2, 2024
The puzzle’s theme clue is “Here, there, and everywhere.” If you want a more direct clue without seeing the answers, think about words that describe where something is in relation to something else. Forbes reported the supplemental hint as “Position words.” Forbes’ August 2 Strands coverage
Spangram
LOCATION
The spangram names the puzzle’s theme and runs between opposite sides of the letter grid.
Spoiler: all six Strands answers
If you are still solving, stop here. The complete answer list for Strands #152 is:
- THROUGH
- ABOVE
- AMONG
- BESIDE
- BETWEEN
- UNDERNEATH
The date and full word list are also recorded in the Puzzlesbay archive and the Hintpulse archive.
How Strands hints work
Strands is a themed word-search puzzle. You trace words through letters that touch vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. The spangram expresses the theme and connects opposite sides of the grid. Finding three valid words that are not puzzle answers earns an in-game hint that highlights letters in an unsolved answer, according to a 2026 paper in LIPIcs FUN.
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Where to replay the puzzle
The Strands Unlimited page describes itself as an independent fan archive and discusses access to past puzzles through NYT’s subscription-based archive. It is not an official NYT page; check current access terms directly before relying on archive availability.
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