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NYT Connections #487: Hints and Answers for Thursday, October 10, 2024

Hints and the complete answer key for NYT Connections #487, the archived Thursday, October 10, 2024 puzzle.
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NYT Connections puzzle #487 is the board published on Thursday, October 10, 2024. If you’re solving that archived puzzle, use the spoiler-light hints below before opening the full answer key.

Hints for Connections #487

Try these in order, stopping when you have enough to finish the board:

  1. One group consists of parts of the human body.
  2. Think of four words that could mean “cool” in 1980s slang.
  3. One set contains short movie titles.
  4. The final set comes from the “Do-Re-Mi” lyric.

Category names

  • Body parts
  • Cool, in ’80s slang
  • Movies
  • Words in “Do-Re-Mi”

Full answer key

Spoilers: The complete groupings for the October 10, 2024 board are below.

Color Category Answers
Yellow Body parts ARM, EYE, HIP, LEG
Green Cool, in ’80s slang BAD, FLY, ILL, RAD
Blue Movies BIG, ELF, HER, SAW
Purple Words in “Do-Re-Mi” DOE, FAR, SEW, TEA

Why the groupings fit

Yellow: Body parts

ARM, EYE, HIP, and LEG are all parts of the body. HIP is the tempting overlap: it can also mean fashionable or cool, but here it belongs with the anatomy words.

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Green: Cool, in ’80s slang

BAD, FLY, ILL, and RAD share a slang sense of “cool.” Their more familiar everyday meanings can make the connection less obvious.

Blue: Movies

BIG, ELF, HER, and SAW are movie titles. The link is that each is a title, not a shared literal meaning.

Purple: Words in “Do-Re-Mi”

DOE, FAR, SEW, and TEA are the spellings used for words in the lyric. Keep the puzzle’s spellings in mind when checking this group.

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About the archived puzzle

Connections asks players to sort words into four groups based on a shared connection. This answer guide is for the historical #487 board dated October 10, 2024, not a claim about the current daily puzzle. To play or look for available archived boards, visit NYT Connections.

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