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Aug 24, 2024 · Hints to help you solve today's word-grouping NYT's Connections game—including the answers for all four categories for #440 on Saturday, August 24, 2024.
Sep 1, 2024 · Hints to help you solve today's word-grouping NYT's Connections game—including the answers for all four categories for #448 on Sunday, September 1, 2024.
Jun 22, 2023 · Today’s NYT Connections Answer. To prevent spoilers due to time zones we have hidden the solution from view. Just tap on the button below to reveal the answer for the September 10th 2024 NYT Connections! Reveal the Answer.
- Hints For The Themes in Today’S Connections Puzzle
- Beware: Spoilers Follow For Today’S Connections Puzzle!
- A Heads Up About The Tricky Parts
- What Are The Categories in Today’S Connections?
- How I Solved Today’S Connections
- How to Play Connections
- How to Win Connections
Here are some spoiler-free hints for the groupings in today’s Connections: 1. Yellow category - You might see these words when you sit down to veg out with your favorite TV programs. 2. Green category - Words that refer to protecting or running interference. 3. Blue category - These things might accompany an alcoholic beverage. 4. Purple category -...
We’re about to give away some of the answers. Scroll slowly if you don’t want the whole thing spoiled. (The full solution is a bit further down.)
You might see a CHERRY on a slot machine’s SCREEN when you’re visiting a CASINO, but none of those words fit together today. SWORD and SHIELD don’t go together either. SHIELD is a verb meaning “to protect” or “to conceal” today. MENU doesn’t refer to a list of items you can order at a restaurant; it refers to a digital menu in which you might alter...
Yellow: REMOTE CONTROL BUTTONSGreen: HIDE FROM VIEWBlue: DRINK GARNISHESPurple: FIRST WORD IN BOND MOVIE TITLESBLOCK, COVER, SHIELD, and SCREEN are all synonyms for hiding or protecting something. 🟩 OLIVE, CHERRY, UMBRELLA, and SWORD (as in those little plastic sabers) are all things that might garnish a drink. 🟦 CASINO, QUANTUM, DIAMONDS, and TOMORROW are all words in James Bond movie titles. (Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Diamonds Are Forever, and T...
I have a full guide to playing Connections, but here’s a refresher on the rules: First, find the Connections game either on the New York Times website or in their Games app (formerly the Crossword app). You’ll see a game board with 16 tiles, each with one word or phrase. Your job is to select a group of four tiles that have something in common. Oft...
The most important thing to know to win Connections is that the groupings are designed to be tricky. Expect to see overlapping groups. For example, one puzzle seemed to include six breakfast foods: BACON, EGG, PANCAKE, OMELET, WAFFLE, and CEREAL. But BACON turned out to be part of a group of painters along with CLOSE, MUNCH, and WHISTLER, and EGG w...
- Tim Mulkerin
Jun 13, 2024 · Today's Connections Answers. JUNE 14 #368. Yellow Answers: Revealed & Explained. This category was the easiest of the bunch today, although PAPER was a bit of a red herring as ERASER and PENCIL are also in later categories.
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Aug 13, 2024 · Be warned: This article includes hints and comments that may contain spoilers for today’s puzzle. Solve Connections first, or scroll at your own risk. Connections is released at midnight in...
Jun 12, 2024 · Connections, one of many addictive online puzzles from The New York Times online, turned a year old on Wednesday with a special cinematic puzzle. Spoilers ahead, but all four categories...
