If you’re like me, you might find today’s NYT Connections game to be a tough one. But don’t worry, I had a hard time too. Let’s go through my experience and see if my hints can help you out. And once you’re done with Connections, why not try some other word games like Wordle, Strands, or Quordle?
Today’s NYT Connections game features words like YEN, BOND, MAD, POWER, EURO, and more. The groups include clues like “Yellow: Want” and “Blue: The name’s…” to help you figure out the connections.
The answers for today’s game include groups like YEARN DESIRE, MAGAZINES FORTUNE, CHARACTERS IN BOND MOVIES, and WORDS THAT PRECEDE “POP” IN MUSIC GENRES. It’s rated as a hard game, and I made 3 mistakes trying to solve it.
Yesterday’s Connections game was easier, with groups like THINGS STORED BY A WEB BROWSER, SINGLE ROTATION CYCLE, ROMANTIC RAPPORT, and WORDS BEFORE “BELL”.
NYT Connections is a word game by the New York Times where you have to find groups of four items that share something in common. The difficulty levels vary, and you can make up to four mistakes while playing. It’s a challenging game that can trick you with wordplay and homophones.
So, if you’re up for a challenge, give NYT Connections a try on their website for free. And if you need any more hints or tips, feel free to reach out. Happy gaming!
