Each morning, a small grid of letters invites players to find the hidden language of the human face — and today's New York Times Strands puzzle, numbered 570, centers on that most intimate of human vocabularies: the expressions we wear without speaking. Released on September 24, 2025, under the theme 'Lip Service,' the puzzle asks solvers to locate eight words for the mouth's silent grammar, from the warmth of a smile to the contempt of a sneer. At its spine runs a single organizing word — EXPRESSIONS — a reminder that even in play, we are always searching for the shape of feeling.
NYT Strands #570 (Sept 24): 'Lip Service' theme with EXPRESSIONS spangram
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