NYT Connections #750 is the puzzle dated Monday, June 30, 2025—not today’s current puzzle. Start with the spoiler-safe clues below, then reveal the category names or full answers only if you need them.
Hints for Connections #750
The board has 16 words to sort into four groups of four. You can make up to four mistakes. These clues are ordered from less revealing to more direct:
- One group involves additions made by a dentist.
- One describes a chaotic or emotionally turbulent experience.
- Look for the second words in several David Lynch titles.
- Think of different things the word “jet” can refer to.
Category names
Spoilers below. These are the four category labels, without the word groupings:
- Yellow: Dental additions
- Green: Metaphors for a dramatic and chaotic event
- Blue: Second words in David Lynch titles
- Purple: What “jet” might refer to
Full answers for June 30, 2025
Full solution spoilers: the words sort into these groups:
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- Yellow — Dental additions: BRIDGE, CROWN, FILLING, VENEER
- Green — Metaphors for a dramatic and chaotic event: CIRCUS, ROLLER COASTER, SOAP OPERA, WHIRLWIND
- Blue — Second words in David Lynch titles: DRIVE, HIGHWAY, PEAKS, VELVET
- Purple — What “jet” might refer to: AIRPLANE, BLACK, HOT TUB NOZZLE, NFL PLAYER
Why the blue group fits
The four words complete the titles Mulholland Drive, Lost Highway, Twin Peaks, and Blue Velvet. In each case, the Connections answer is the title’s second word.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Why “jet” connects the purple words
“Jet” can mean an airplane, describe the color black, name a hot tub nozzle, or refer to an NFL player. The category turns on those different meanings, rather than on one shared kind of object.
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