Welcome to the exciting world of word games with Connections, a challenging game from the New York Times that will put your vocabulary and critical thinking skills to the test. If you’re ready for a mental workout, keep reading for some helpful hints and insights to guide you through the game.
Today’s NYT Connections Challenge:
Let’s dive into today’s words and group them accordingly:
– CATERPILLAR
– CLAM
– MUSHROOM
– KINGDOM
– TURTLE
– PEACH
– EGG
– PIPE CLEANER
– PRINCESS
– MARKER
– DONKEY
– CARPET
– NUT
– DRAGON
– FLEECE
– OGRE
Clues and Answers:
1. Yellow: Fluffy things
2. Green: Enclosed in a hard case
3. Blue: Appear in a Mike Myers movie
4. Purple: (Abracadabra!) blank
And now, the answers:
YELLOW: THINGS THAT ARE FUZZY – CATERPILLAR, FLEECE, PEACH, PIPE CLEANER
GREEN: THINGS WITH SHELLS – CLAM, EGG, NUT, TURTLE
BLUE: FIGURES IN “SHREK” – DONKEY, DRAGON, OGRE, PRINCESS
PURPLE: MAGIC ___ – CARPET, KINGDOM, MARKER, MUSHROOM
How Did You Do?
I must admit, I stumbled a bit today and didn’t quite crack the Connections challenge. It’s frustrating to miss out on a win, especially when you know you were so close. But that’s the nature of the game – sometimes you win, and sometimes you learn. How did you fare today? Drop me a line and share your experience.
Yesterday’s Answers:
In case you missed it, here are the answers from yesterday’s game:
YELLOW: EQUIP – FURNISH, OUTFIT, PROVISION, STOCK
GREEN: INDIVIDUALITY – BEING, CHARACTER, EGO, SELF
BLUE: FURNITURE – CHEST, CONSOLE, VANITY, WARDROBE
PURPLE: WORDS WITH APOSTROPHES REMOVED – CANT, ID, SHELL, WERE
What is NYT Connections?
Connections is a captivating word game crafted by the New York Times, offering a unique and engaging challenge for word game enthusiasts. The game will push your cognitive abilities as you strive to group words based on commonalities. Each group presents a varying level of difficulty, from easy to challenging, making it a thrilling experience for players of all skill levels.
While it may be more complex than other word games, such as Wordle, the satisfaction of cracking the code and forming connections is truly rewarding. So, if you’re up for a mental challenge, give Connections a go on the NYT Games site and test your word-smith prowess. Who knows, you might even uncover a hidden talent for wordplay!
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