Each day, the New York Times Strands puzzle offers a small meditation disguised as a word search — and Tuesday's entry, numbered 877, asks solvers to contemplate completeness itself. The theme, 'Leave nothing out,' gathers six synonyms for totality — WHOLE, COMPLETE, ENTIRE, FULL, TOTAL, UNDIVIDED — and hides them across a grid that rewards patience over speed. There is a quiet irony in the design: a puzzle about holding nothing back that withholds its answers until you've earned them, letter by letter.
NYT Strands #877 Hints and Answers: 'Leave Nothing Out'
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