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NYT Connections Hints and Answers for November 30, 2025 (Game #903)

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This is the archived answer guide for the Sunday, November 30, 2025 NYT Connections puzzle, game #903—not the current daily board. Start with spoiler-light clues below, then open the answer section when you’re ready.

Spoiler-safe hints for Connections #903

  • Yellow: Put up with
  • Green: Dismal failure
  • Blue: Skull-and-crossbones characters
  • Purple: Sounds colorful

All 16 tiles

COCKATIEL · LEMON · HOOK · SWALLOW · SPARROW · UNREAD · TURKEY · STAND · MISS · BEAR · CAMEROON · SILVER · WHISTLEBLEW · STOMACH · BUST · LUFFY

Spoilers: answers for November 30, 2025

Color Category Words
Yellow TOLERATE BEAR, STAND, STOMACH, SWALLOW
Green FLOP BUST, LEMON, MISS, TURKEY
Blue FICTIONAL PIRATES HOOK, LUFFY, SILVER, SPARROW
Purple ENDING IN COLOR HOMOPHONES CAMEROON, COCKATIEL, UNREAD, WHISTLEBLEW

Why the word groups fit

Yellow: TOLERATE

Bear, stand, stomach and swallow can each mean to endure or put up with something.

Green: FLOP

Bust, lemon, miss and turkey can each describe a failure or flop.

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Blue: FICTIONAL PIRATES

Hook is Captain Hook, Luffy is Monkey D. Luffy, Silver is Long John Silver, and Sparrow is Jack Sparrow.

Purple: ENDING IN COLOR HOMOPHONES

The final sounds evoke color names: Cameroon sounds like “red” in the intended wordplay, cockatiel evokes “teal,” unread evokes “red,” and whistleblew evokes “blue.” This category hinges on spoken endings rather than a visible shared spelling.

How difficult was this puzzle?

TechRadar’s guide rated the board “Hard” and its author reported two mistakes, while noting that an apparent bird grouping was misleading. That is one writer’s assessment and result, not a general difficulty measure or a prediction of how other players performed. TechRadar’s November 30, 2025 guide and the Word Cheats archive list the same tiles and groups.

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Why this is an archive answer

TechRadar published its guide on November 29, 2025, ahead of the named puzzle date. Its guide explains that a new Connections puzzle appears at midnight in each time zone, so “today” depends on a player’s local time. This page is labeled by the specific date and game number to distinguish the archived puzzle from the current board. Read the dated guide.

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