NYT Connections Hints Today: Clues, Answers For December…

NYT Connections Hints Today: Clues, Answers For December

Connections is the newest New York Times word game that has caught the attention of the world at large. The game focuses on discovering connections that are “common threads between words.” Similar to Wordle, Connections is resets at midnight, and each word becomes more difficult and more difficult. So we’ve provided some tips and tricks to help you get over the obstacle.

If you’re looking to hear about today’s puzzle You can skip to the conclusion of this article to find the current Connects solution. If you’d prefer to solve it on your own, read on for hints, suggestions and tricks to help you.

What is Connections?

It’s no surprise that the NYT‘s new day-long word puzzle has become a viral media sensation. It is reported that the Times acknowledges its associate puzzle editor Wyna Liu for her role in helping develop the game and bringing it into the section Games in the publication. Connections is playable in both web browsers as well as mobile devices. It requires players to join four words that have some thing in common.

Each puzzle is comprised of 16 words. Each grouping of words is divided in four different categories. These sets can comprise of any number of things, including titles of books, software names for countries, etc. Although many words may appear to be a perfect fit but there is only one right solution.

If a player is able to get all four words from a set correctly then those words are eliminated of the table. Make a mistake and it is counted as a mistake. Players can make up to four errors until the game is over.

Players are also able to move the board around to help spot connections more easily. Furthermore, every group is color-coded, with yellow being the easiest to spot, then blue, green and purple. As with Wordle,you can send the results to your friends via social media.

Here’s a hint to today’s Connections categories.

Do you want to know more about the categories, without having to be given the categories? You can try these:

• Yellow The words sound like the same
• The color green: Neck openings in clothing
• Blue: Represents #1000
• Color Purple Fantastic things

Here are the current Connections categories.

Do you need a little help? The connections of today fall into one of the categories below:

• • Yellow: Homophones
  • Green: Necklines
  • Blue: Ways to Express 1,000

• Purple: Super___

Are you looking to find Wordle today? This is the solution to the current Wordle.

Are you ready to find the solutions? It’s your final chance to go around and find the answer to today’s puzzle prior to revealing the answers.

What Are Today’s Connections Hints?

Scroll slow! Just after the suggestions for each of today’s Connectionsgroups I’ll tell you what these groups are, without revealing which words are in them.

The 16 words today comprise…

• STATS
• CROWN
• ABBOTT
• ELEMENTARY
• NUN
• KEY
• DOME
• ABBA
• LAUREL
• MONK
• COCONUT
• FRY
• SKULL
• BONES
• KAYAK
• KOJAK

And the clues for the current connectionsgroups are:

• Yellow group

How to Solve The NYT Connections Puzzle?

The daily puzzle can be solved quite simple, however you’ll need to know about classifications prior to starting and being a good trivia expert can be helpful! Here’s some tips to get you started.

Tips & Strategies For Playing Connections

As with any good word puzzle There are a few abilities you should brush up on prior to starting playing and as time passes, these abilities will improve as you play.

Get to Know Your Trivia

NYT Connections’ current editor Wyna Liu claims that the green and blue groups are moderately difficult. This is because the words that are grouped into green or blue are usually based on trivial questions like FILE EXTENSIONS, or SYNONYMS for ….. So, take that board game you’ve been playing or read that book on useless information and get playing with trivial information (because they might aid you! ).

Get Your Guesses Out of The Way

Before you can make any assumptions consider which words can be classified. When you find one, take it off the table quickly. So, you limit the words you can use to make your next guess.

What’s the solution to today’s Connections?

• Homophones: EWE, U, YEW, YOU
• Necklines: BOAT, CREW, SCOOP, V
• Ways to Express 1,000: GRAND, K, M, THOU
• Super___: 8, BOWL, GLUE, TUESDAY

Don’t be discouraged for not being able to figure it out this time. There will be brand new connections available to challenge your brain tomorrow and we’ll return for another time to provide you with additional helpful tips.