NYT Connections puzzle #750 is the game dated June 30, 2025. Its four groups connect dental additions, dramatic events, David Lynch titles and meanings of “jet.” If you want to solve it yourself first, use the spoiler-safe hints below before opening the full answer key.
Hints for Connections #750
Work from the broadest everyday connection toward the more indirect wordplay. Stop at any hint level if you want to preserve the challenge.
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- Yellow: Think of things that may be added to or used to repair teeth.
- Green: These are expressions for an intense, chaotic or dramatic experience.
- Blue: Each word is the second word in a title by filmmaker David Lynch.
- Purple: The words can each connect to a meaning or use of “jet.”
Answers for NYT Connections #750
Spoilers below: the complete groupings and their words are revealed here.
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| Color | Category | Words |
|---|---|---|
| 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 |
How the groups fit together
Yellow: dental additions
A bridge, crown, filling and veneer are all dental restorations or additions. The terms are familiar, but some also have other everyday meanings, which can make them look like they belong elsewhere.
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Green: dramatic, chaotic events
A circus, roller coaster, soap opera or whirlwind can describe an experience that is noisy, unpredictable or emotionally intense. The connection is figurative rather than a shared literal object.
Blue: second words in David Lynch titles
Drive, Highway, Peaks and Velvet complete the titles Mulholland Drive, Lost Highway, Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet.
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Purple: meanings or referents of “jet”
Jet can refer to an airplane, black (as in jet-black), a hot tub nozzle, or an NFL player whose team identity is a Jet. This group relies on distinct senses and uses of the same word, rather than one shared category.
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Why this puzzle can be tricky
Several words have plausible associations outside their intended group. Connections asks for the four sets that best account for all 16 entries, not proof that each word has only one possible association. Checking whether a proposed set has exactly four words—and whether it leaves a coherent set behind—can help catch an attractive but incomplete pattern.
Connections #750 is a historical puzzle dated June 30, 2025, not necessarily the puzzle served on June 30 in another year. TechRadar notes that a new puzzle appears at midnight in each time zone, which can explain why a guide published the evening before may refer to the next calendar date: TechRadar’s June 30, 2025 guide. The completed groups are also listed by Wordhint and Parade. The answer key is corroborated by these secondary archives; an official NYT explanation of the group construction was not located.
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