Each day, the New York Times Strands puzzle offers solvers a small encounter with language as living thing — and Friday's edition, themed 'Hullabaloo,' gathers six words that all mean the same ancient human act: raising one's voice into the world. In a grid anchored by the spangram LETS GO GET LOUD, the puzzle becomes less a test of cleverness than an invitation to remember that some words — BELLOW, CATERWAUL, HOLLER — carry the weight of the body inside them, sounding like what they mean.
NYT Strands Answers: 'Hullabaloo' Puzzle Solutions for April 24
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