NYT Connections Hints Today: Your Ultimate Puzzle Companion
Yellow Group (Easiest)
Think about different tools or devices used to examine things closely or in detail. These items help you see or analyze things better.
Green Group
These words are related to careful analysis or evaluation. They describe ways of looking at something thoroughly.
Blue Group
Think about items that can produce light or fire. These objects are often used to illuminate or ignite things.
Purple Group (Hardest)
These words can all follow another specific word to form new terms. Think about what common word could precede each of these to create meaningful combinations.
How to Use NYT Connections
- Visit the official NYT Connections game using the link above
- If you're stuck, come back here and reveal hints one at a time
- Hints are designed to guide you without spoiling the solution
- Groups are arranged from typically easiest (yellow) to hardest (purple)
What is NYT Connections?
A daily word puzzle game where players categorize 16 words into 4 thematic groups, testing your vocabulary and lateral thinking skills.
How Many Mistakes Allowed?
Players can make up to 3 mistakes. The 4th incorrect guess ends the game, adding strategic challenge to the puzzle.
Do Hints Change Daily?
Absolutely! Each day brings a unique puzzle with fresh word connections, ensuring no two games are exactly alike.
Is It Free to Play?
NYT Connections is free to play on the New York Times website, though some access might require a subscription.
What If I Can't Solve?
No worries! Each day offers a new puzzle. Use our strategic hints to improve your skills and enjoy the challenge.