Connections is a puzzle game from the New York Times that challenges you to categorize a pool of 16 words into four secret groups. Each group is connected by a common theme, and your task is to figure out what those themes are. The puzzle resets every night at midnight, and you can track your winning streak and compare your scores with friends.
How to Play:
- View the Grid: You’ll see a grid with 16 words.
- Identify Connections: Organize the words into four sets of four based on how they relate to each other.
- Submit Guesses: Select four words and hit “Submit”. If correct, the words will be removed and the theme revealed. If incorrect, it counts as a mistake.
- Limit of Mistakes: You can make up to four mistakes before the game ends.
- Color-Coding: Each group has a color-coded difficulty level – yellow (easiest), green, blue, and purple (hardest).
Hints for Today’s Connections
If you’re having trouble with today’s puzzle, here are some hints to guide you:
Today’s Themes:
- GRAB ONE’S ATTENTION
- DOCUMENT WITH VIDEO
- ANAGRAMS
- PRETTY ___
One-Answer Reveals:
- GRAB ONE’S ATTENTION – ABSORB
- DOCUMENT WITH VIDEO – FILM
- ANAGRAMS – PASTEL
- PRETTY ___ – GOOD
Today’s NYT Connections Answers
If you’re still stuck, here are today’s answers to help you complete the puzzle:
- GRAB ONE’S ATTENTION – ABSORB, ENGROSS, HOLD, RIVET
- DOCUMENT WITH VIDEO – FILM, RECORD, SHOOT, TAPE
- ANAGRAMS – PASTEL, PETALS, PLEATS, STAPLE
- PRETTY ___ – GOOD, PENNY, PLEASE, WOMAN
Every day brings a new puzzle, so if you didn’t solve today’s, check back tomorrow for a fresh challenge. Happy puzzling!
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NYT Connections