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Hints for Connections #643
These clues move from broad to more direct without giving away the category names:
- Yellow: Pointy.
- Green: Plucky devices.
- Blue: See you in court.
- Purple: Nursery rhyme words.
If you want another nudge, consider sharp things that stick out, parts of stringed instruments, verbs associated with legal proceedings, and a familiar rhyme.
Answers for March 15, 2025
Spoilers below: The four categories and all sixteen tiles are revealed in the answer key.
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| Color | Category | Tiles |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | SHARP PROTRUSION | BARB, BRISTLE, NEEDLE, SPINE |
| Green | FEATURES OF STRINGED INSTRUMENTS | BRIDGE, NECK, PEG, STRING |
| Blue | LITIGATION VERBS | CHARGE, MOVE, SERVE, SUE |
| Purple | IN “STAR LIGHT, STAR BRIGHT” | MAY, MIGHT, WISH, TONIGHT |
Why the purple words fit
MAY, MIGHT, WISH, and TONIGHT appear in the familiar rhyme: “Star light, star bright, first star I see tonight; I wish I may, I wish I might…”
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The board contains PEG, SUE, MOVE, NEEDLE, MAY, BARB, NECK, TONIGHT, BRIDGE, MIGHT, WISH, STRING, BRISTLE, SERVE, SPINE, and CHARGE.
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