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NYT Strands Hints and Answers for Sunday, June 29, 2025 (#483)

The June 29, 2025 NYT Strands puzzle (#483) has a color-themed clue: “Hue are my sunshine.” See a spoiler-light hint, spangram clue, and full answers.
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Today’s NYT Strands clue is “Hue are my sunshine.” The spoiler-light hint is Colors. If you want the full solution for Sunday, June 29, 2025, puzzle #483, read on.

Today’s NYT Strands hints and answers for Sunday, June 29

Theme clue: “Hue are my sunshine.”

Theme hint: Colors.

Spangram hint: Which colorful idiom describes pursuing a beautiful but unlikely dream?

What is the Strands spangram for Strands #483?

The spangram is CHASING RAINBOWS (15 letters, entered as CHASINGRAINBOWS). TechRadar reports that it runs from the left edge to the right edge at row 6.

NYT Strands #483 answer list

Spoilers below: the six theme words are:

  • BLUE
  • GREEN
  • INDIGO
  • ORANGE
  • VIOLET
  • YELLOW

Forbes notes that the puzzle displayed each word in its corresponding color; that is the contributor’s observation, not an official NYT statement.

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How Strands hints work

WordHint says that finding three non-theme words of four or more letters reveals letters of a theme answer. Its examples are ABLE, BAGS, CERT, DIGS, ECHO, GAIN, GALE, GALS, GAVE, GENE, GIGS, and GRAB. TechRadar gives a different set of hint-unlocking examples: LINE, ROLL, BASIN, HOUSE, TRENCH, and SEEN. These are source-specific examples, not a single verified complete list.

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