Are you stuck on the New York Times Connections puzzle and need some help? While Wordle tests your vocabulary, Connections challenges your logic and problem-solving skills. Editor Wyna Liu is known for throwing in curveballs, making this brainteaser a true challenge. If you’re looking for today’s hints and answers, keep reading.
Hints for today’s Connections groups:
- Yellow group hint: Think of Brenda Vaccaro’s voice.
- Green group hint: Focus on something other than toes.
- Blue group hint: You might find beer here.
- Purple group hint: Say "yes" twice.
Answers for today’s Connections groups:
- Yellow group: Raspy tones.
- Green group: Digits on your hand.
- Blue group: Varieties of ale.
- Purple group: French words ending in a blank.
How do you play Connections? It may seem simple at first glance, but correctly grouping the 16 words isn’t as easy as it appears. Assign related words to four groups and select your choices. The colors indicate the difficulty level, with yellow being the easiest and purple the hardest. Keep a keen eye out for subtle connections or patterns; sometimes, it could be as simple as finding words that start with the same letter. Stay sharp, and happy puzzling!
If you need more game solutions, don’t forget to check out Wordle and Strands. And if you’re into quick crossword challenges, we’ve got the answer for the NYT Mini Crossword too. Keep those mental gears turning and enjoy the puzzle-solving journey!
