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NYT Connections Puzzle Overview
The NYT Connections puzzle involves a grid of 16 words where players must group them into four categories based on shared connections. The challenge arises from clever word choices that may fit into multiple categories.
Gameplay Tips
- Utilize hints provided for groupings to strategize.
- Use resources like the Connections Bot for score tracking and analysis.
Today’s Hints
- Yellow Group: Not sturdy.
- Green Group: Washington and Lincoln.
- Blue Group: “Envy” is another one.
- Purple Group: Related words are hidden at the end.
Today’s Answers
- Yellow Group: droopy, flaccid, sagging, slack
- Green Group: Cleveland, Garfield, Grant, Madison
- Blue Group: empty (MT), excess (XS), kewpie (QP), Odie (OD)
- Purple Group: doublespeak (peak), Heathcliff (cliff), paramount (mount), porridge (ridge)
Author Bio
Gael Fashingbauer Cooper is a CNET editor and journalist with a passion for pop culture.
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