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Spoiler-safe hints for Connections #767
Try these nudges before looking at the answers. They follow the puzzle’s color order.
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- Yellow: Nosey.
- Green: The opposite of yes.
- Blue: Preceded by a great word, but missing “man.”
- Purple: Angling for an answer.
Alternate clues from Parade are “MYOB,” “I’m not mad!,” “Look, up in the sky!,” and “Swimmingly.”
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Spoilers: The complete groups and all sixteen entries are below.
Yellow — MEDDLE
- NOSE AROUND
- POKE
- PRY
- SNOOP
Green — Words after “no” to mean “it’s all good”
- BIGGIE
- HARD FEELINGS
- SWEAT
- WORRIES
Blue — SUPER__
- GLUE
- MARIO WORLD
- PAC
- POWER
Purple — ENDING WITH FISH
- CAMISOLE
- CAPE COD
- DRUM AND BASS
- WU-TANG
The purple group uses DRUM AND BASS, matching the puzzle entry and the “ENDING WITH FISH” pattern. Parade’s guide prints “DRUM AND BASE,” which appears to be a transcription error.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.What Connections is
TechRadar describes Connections as a word-grouping game: players sort sixteen entries into four groups that share a property. The groups are color-coded by difficulty, and the game allows up to four mistakes. TechRadar says it can be played through the NYT Games site on desktop or mobile.
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Difficulty is subjective: TechRadar’s writer Johnny Dee rated this particular puzzle “Hard” and reported solving it with one mistake. That is his experience, not a general difficulty score.
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