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Looking for today's NYT Connections hints? Some help and the answers for today's game are right here to help keep your streak alive.
Another Sunday and another tricky NYT Connections to solve. If you’re looking for help with today’s puzzling NYT Connections puzzle, this guide is here to help with some extra clues and every connection for the Yellow, Blue, Green and Purple groups.
This is yet another challenging Connections puzzle – or at least I was challenged by it, though maybe that’s not saying much! – so let’s go solve it without delay!
First, of course, I must point you toward my friendly neighborhood streaming guide because you can’t spend all your time playing puzzles or going on picnics or frolicking in the great outdoors. Watch a good movie or something!
Alright, let’s solve this Connections!
If you’re looking for Saturday’s Connections guide,it’s right here. You canplay today’s Connections here.
Below, we’ll get into some extra hints for each Connections group – Yellow, Blue, Green and Purple – and then the official clues and answers.

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Here are today’s Connections words:
Here’s the finished puzzle in the order I solved it:
Today’s NYT Connections is a 2/5 on the Connections Bot difficulty scaleand I think some of it was kind of easy, like “potentially explosive things” but I was thrown off by all the “V” words and then the household cleaners and VACUUM, a red herring if ever there was one. Frankly, the Green Group feels more like a Purple Group to me – double vowels? Who looks for these things!? I think I’m just too busy for my own good. My brain is working against me these days.
But there were some other clever misdirects from the puzzle setters at the NYT. VODKA goes with CLUB SODA, for instance. Having two SODAs in one group is sneaky, because we’re trained to think that itself is a red herring. It’s actually just a headfake. ANTIFREEZE, VODKA, HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, VINEGAR and CLUB SODA are all liquids. Really the only two words on the whole list that don’t belong in more than one group are BAZAAR and SKIING, and I suppose if I’d been more clever than I am in hindsight, they’d have led me to Green.
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