All articles tagged with #nytimes connections
The NYT Connections puzzle for June 24, 2026 (No. 1109) is solved: four groups are prog bands (Genesis, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Rush), classic wedding gifts (china, luggage, money, toaster), red characters (Clifford, Deadpool, Kool-Aid Man, Mr. Krabs), and rhyming compound words (chick flick, helter skelter, Humpty Dumpty, mumbo jumbo). The article provides hints and the completed answers for each group.
CNET provides hints and the full answers for the New York Times Connections puzzle on June 3, 2026 (#1088). The four groups are: Yellow = kinds of rice (brown, jasmine, sticky, sushi); Green = gummy bear descriptors (colorful, gummy, sugary, ursine); Blue = savory stuffed pastries (empanada, fatayer, pasty, samosa); Purple = Disney princesses minus the last letter (Arie, Bell, Moan, Ray). The piece also notes a NYT Connections Bot for post-game analysis and mentions daily hints and strategies.
CNET provides hints and the full solutions for the New York Times Connections puzzle for May 11 (#1065), detailing the four groups and their answers: yellow — creep, slip, sneak, steal; green — color, Ponzi, pyramid, rhyme; blue — Chinatown, Knives Out, Seven, Vertigo; purple — elegy, karma, keyed, shandy. The article also notes the NYT Connections Bot and how players can track progress.
This article provides hints and the complete solutions for today’s NYT Connections puzzle (April 25, 2026, No. 1049). The four groups and answers are: Yellow group (body coverings): enamel, hair, nail, skin; Green group (masses in idioms): crowd, haystack, million, ocean; Blue group (old-timey slang for law enforcement): copper, dick, flatfoot, gumshoe; Purple group (starts with synonyms for 'throw'): cast iron, Chuck E. Cheese, hurly burly, pitchfork. It also mentions the Times’ Connections Bot and progress-tracking features for registered users, plus notes on some of the toughest past Connections puzzles.