Hints
Today’s NYT Connections puzzle comes with a challenging theme: “That’s a good look.” As you dive in, keep in mind that the answers tie directly into this concept. If you find yourself stuck, don’t worry! There are some clever clues to help you unlock the hidden words.
To start, focus on identifying words that are four letters or longer. Every three words you discover will reveal a clue related to the main theme. Here are some useful words to get you going: SIRE, PEAT, SCAT, PEAS, SCAN, CATS, SEAT, SEAM, MINE. Keep your eyes peeled for combinations that fit together well.
If you’re looking for a little extra nudge, consider how different aspects of the theme might connect visually or conceptually. This might point you toward elusive answers, especially as you piece together the overall picture.
Answers
Now, for the moment you’ve been waiting for: the answers! The non-spangram answers today include:
- STUDY
- WEIGHT
- SURVEY
- EXAMINE
- INSPECT
- SCRUTINIZE
And let’s not forget the spangram, a notable word that connects everything across the puzzle board: ANALYSIS. To find it, check the bottom row for the letter “A,” positioned three letters to the right. From there, unravel the rest of the letters to complete your experience.
Puzzle enthusiasts often enjoy discussing their strategies and findings, and today’s puzzle has certainly sparked some interesting conversations. One helpful tip: try visualizing the connections between words. This can significantly enhance your solving efficiency.