Need Assistance with Today’s Connections?
It’s a fresh day, which means a new puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you’re hoping to maintain your winning streak and just need help with that tricky last category, you’re in the right place! We’ve got all the hints you might need to get you through.
Below, you’ll find everything from subtle clues to direct answers. Whether you require a slight nudge in the right direction or a way to keep your record intact, we’ve got you covered.
Category Hints
We’ll share hints for the categories from easiest to hardest, following the order provided in the puzzle: Yellow, Green, Blue, and finally, Purple.
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Yellow Category: This involves something that you can eat, particularly something that is raw.
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Green Category: This relates to concepts of storage or isolation.
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Blue Category: This connects to large vehicles.
- Purple Category: The words here can have a letter removed to form a clear group associated with rhythm and having a good time.
Note: We’ve noticed many farming-related terms today, but there isn’t a general farming category present.
Today’s Answers
We managed to solve today’s puzzle without losing any turns—what a feat!
Yellow Category: Methods of Getting Food
Green Category: To Keep Apart
- Cloister, Seclude, Separate, Silo
Blue Category: Components of a Big Rig
- Axles, Hitch, Tractor, Trailer
Purple Category: Dance Events with an Added Letter
- Bally, Discog, Promo, Raven
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