Connections Nyt: See hints and answers for Friday, July 19
The New York Times’ latest word game, “connections,” has recently captured the public’s attention. The object of the game is to find the “common threads between words.” connections nyt, much like Wardle, reset at midnight and get harder with each set of words. To help you overcome this difficulty, we have offered some suggestions and guidance.
If you only want to learn about today’s problem, you can skip to the end of this post for the July 18 NYT Connections solution. Please read on for tips, advice, and techniques if you prefer to solve it yourself.
What are connections nyt?
People love the New York Times’s new daily word game on social media. The Times says that Wyna Liu, an associate puzzle editor, helped make the new word game and got it published in the Games section. You can play connections nyt on both web computers and mobile phones. The goal is to group four words that have something in common.
Each puzzle contains 16 words, categorized into four groups. These sets could have the names of books, programs, countries, and other things. Several words may look like they go together, but there is only one right answer. When a player correctly guesses all four words in a set, they remove them from the board. If you guess wrong, you’ve made a mistake. Each person can make four mistakes before the game is over.
For easier connection, move and mix the board. We also mark each group with a specific color. Starting with yellow, green, blue, and finally purple is the easiest. You can share the work with your friends on social media, just like with Wordle.
Hints for today’s Connections groups
In today’s connections nyt puzzle, the yellow group is the easiest to solve. Here are four tips for the purple group, which is the hardest and sometimes strangest.
Yellow group hint: Be gentle.
Green group hint: Like appetizers.
Blue group hint: It’s almost a name for a wild animal.
Purple group hint: Think crimson things.
Answers for today’s Connections groups
Yellow group: sore to the touch.
Green group: restaurant courses.
Blue group: animal homophones.
Purple group: red
Use Our connections nyt Hints
Not everyone who participates in connections nyt desires today’s responses. That’s why this page was made! To help you solve today’s puzzle, we’ll give you one connection hint for each group here. You can save this page and come back to it whenever you need a quick connection hint.
Want to improve your Wordle skills? Don’t forget to look at the Wordle answer for today. It has its own page on our site with daily answers, Wordle tips, a list of old answers, and a lot more. This week’s “What is today’s Spelling Bee Pangram?” is a component of the NYT Spelling Bee Answers, specifically tailored to the question you entered. We searched our library for pangram answers, so you can become a Queen Bee (QB) without using Hivemind.
If you need help with connections nyt, check out our page for tips. Here are some ways to get the most out of it.
Quick Hints
If you’re looking for a hint but don’t care about the specific categories the 16 words fall into, choose the first flashcard that says “SEE HINT.” Pressing this button will provide a brief hint that you can use to determine the category’s name. To make things easier for you, we’ve ranked them from easiest to most challenging and colored them according to the connections nyt colors. (Floral to Yellow)
To view the groups,
If you need the category title, we’ve got it. Simply tap the SEE GROUP flashcard to display the names of each category. Use this if you’re at a loss for which category to choose.
To find all of the answers,
If you are at a loss, we have all of the answers to today’s connections nyt. We have postponed this until the end in order to provide suspense and assist those who wish to independently solve the daily conundrum. To determine which of the 16 words belongs to which category, tap the “SEE WORD” button. The New York Times reports that they have once again color-coded this to aid in recognizing the level of difficulty associated with each group estimate.
How do I solve the connections nyt Puzzle?
The daily puzzle is pretty straightforward to solve, but you need to know about classifications before you start. Having a lot of knowledge is also helpful! Here are some ideas to get you going.
Tips and Strategies for Playing Connections
Like any excellent word game, you should practice a few skills before starting, and the more you play, the better they will get.
Get to Know Your Trivia
The editor of connections nyt right now, Wyna Liu, says that the blue and green groups are medium-hard. Word games such as SYNONYMS FOR or FILE EXTENSIONS often serve as the basis for grouping words into blue or green groups. So grab that board game or useless information book and start learning trivial facts (they may help!).
Keep your guesses out of the way.
Analyze which words might fit before you start guessing. Once you identify a word, eliminate it immediately. As a result, you limit your word options for the next guess.
How to play connections nyt
It’s simple to play connections nyt. It’s challenging to win. Look at the 16 words and divide them into four-word groups that make sense together. Pick the four words that you think go together and click on them. There are color codes for the groups, but you won’t know what goes where until you see the results. The group in yellow is the easiest. The next easiest is green, then blue, and finally purple. Carefully read the words and think of the things that go with them. Sometimes it’s just a part of the word that makes the link. Once upon a time, a rock band’s name inspired the combination of four words. These words included “rushmore” and “journeyman.”
Here’s a suggestion for today’s Connections categories:
Are you interested in learning about the categories without knowing what they are? Next, give these a try:
- Yellow: Spacious places
- Green: Boxing terminology
- Blue: Glam
- Purple: These could be pictures used for texting purposes.
What are today’s Connections answers?
The yellow words in today’s connections
The theme is unpleasant to touch. The four responses are fragile, raw, sensitive, and tender.
The green words in today’s connections
The motif pertains to restaurant-related courses. Dessert, main, side, and starter are the four responses.
The blue words in today’s connections
Animal homophones run as the theme. The four responses are: naked, dear, mousse, and fresh.
The purple words in today’s connections
Red ____ runs as the motif. Four of the responses are carpet, great, beef, and tape.
