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Hints for Connections #634
- Yellow: These words describe something becoming less or weaker.
- Green: Four things you might do to care for a yard or garden.
- Blue: Different styles of footwear.
- Purple: Put the same word after “sand” to complete each phrase.
What are the answers for NYT Connections on March 6, 2025?
The March 6 board is puzzle #634. Its four groups are:
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- Yellow — WANE: DWINDLE, FADE, PETER, TAPER.
- Green — DO SOME TASKS IN THE GARDEN: PLANT, PRUNE, WATER, WEED.
- Blue — SHOES: FLAT, MARY JANE, MULE, SLIDE.
- Purple — SAND__: CASTLE, PAPER, PIPER, STONE.
Each purple answer completes a familiar word or phrase beginning with “sand”: sandcastle, sandpaper, sandpiper and sandstone.
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Several tiles invite tempting associations across categories. PETER and PIPER evoke the familiar “Peter Piper” phrase, while PAPER also connects to “sandpaper.” WEED and MARY JANE can suggest another association, and STONE can point toward misleading drug-related interpretations. These links are distractions, not the intended groups; the four categories above are the solution.
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How Connections works
Each board has 16 words to sort into four groups of four according to a shared theme. The New York Times says editors curate words and categories using the Oxford Dictionary. Yellow is the easiest difficulty color and purple the trickiest. Although words may seem to fit more than one category, NYT says every puzzle has exactly one solution. (NYT Connections help)
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The daily puzzle releases at midnight in the player’s timezone. NYT says Connections is free to play across its listed platforms without registration, including the Games app, NYTimes.com Connections, NYTimes.com/The Athletic and the News app. A NYT account is recommended to carry progress across devices and platforms. (NYT Connections help)
The archive is separate from the daily puzzle. All Access and Games subscribers can access past puzzles dating back to June 12, 2023. Archive play requires a NYT account and can affect completed-puzzle, win-rate, perfect-puzzle and mistake-distribution statistics, but it does not count toward current or maximum streaks. Completed archived puzzles cannot be replayed. (NYT Connections Archive help)
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