Updated 13 June 2025 at 11:09 IST
NYT Connections Hints for Today: NYT Connections is a daily word puzzle from The New York Times that asks you to group 16 words into four sets of four. The trick? You need to figure out what links the words in each group- the connection is hidden.
You can play it on The New York Times Games website or through their app. You will see a 4x4 grid with 16 different words. Your goal is to find groups of 4 words that are related somehow - they might all be fruits, types of music, tools, or even movie titles. Once you group the correct 4, they disappear. Keep going until all four groups are found. Each game allows only four wrong guesses. So you need to think carefully and avoid random tapping. To help, the game colour-codes the groups based on difficulty:
Yellow – easiest
Green – a little harder
Blue – tricky
Purple – the hardest
To get better at NYT Connections, first start by spotting easy categories. Look for three words that go together and then find the fourth one to complete the set. Say the words out loud to catch rhymes or similar sounds, and consider wordplay like puns, prefixes, or pop culture references. Rearranging the words mentally or on paper can also help reveal hidden patterns.
Yellow: Your opinion on something
Green: You find these at an ice cream parlour
Blue: Famous in 90s
Purple: First word is common
Yellow: Perspective
Green: Seen at an ice cream shop
Blue: Hit songs of 1998
Purple: Hot ___
Yellow: angle, bent, lens, point of view
Green: cone, cup, little spoon, scoop
Blue: closing time, iris, one week, too close
Purple: dog, potato, rod, water bottle
Here is the video of Doug. He plays different games every day and posts those videos on his YouTube channel.
Published 13 June 2025 at 11:09 IST