Hints
Today’s NYT Connections puzzle presents a delightful challenge that taps into both geography and wordplay. If you enjoy piecing together categories, you’re in for a treat. Here are some hints to help guide your selections through each category.
Yellow group hint: Think of a chonky cat. The focus here is on words that describe something solid and stocky.
Green group hint: Consider the world of business. This group encompasses terms typically associated with companies.
Blue group hint: The products of a certain renowned fruit are the key players in this category. What do you think?
Purple group hint: This one requires a little geographical flair. Look for the beginnings of European nation names.
Answers
Ready for the full answers? Here they are, neatly categorized for your convenience.
Yellow group: The theme revolves around stocky descriptions. The four answers are: solid, squat, stout, and thick.
Green group: Under the business umbrella, you’ll find: concern, firm, house, and outfit.
Blue group: As for our fruity products, the answers include: brandy, butter, cider, and sauce.
Purple group: Lastly, starting with the names of European countries, we have: germ (Germany), luxe (Luxembourg), malt (Malta), and port (Portugal).
Engaging with today’s puzzle showcases the joy of language and even helps sharpen your geographical knowledge! Whether you found joy in the surprising connections or struggled with a few clues, each puzzle provides a little puzzle-solving help to improve your skills over time. Happy puzzling!