Stuck on today’s New York Times Connections puzzle (#800)? Don’t worry, you are definitely not alone! These puzzles can be surprisingly challenging, but I have got some handy hints and insights to help you breeze through Tuesday’s game. And yes, if you want the spoilers, I have got those ready for you too. No shame in getting a little assist!
If you’re new to NYT Connections, here’s a quick rundown of how it works, along with some tips that might save you from frustration. Plus, I will toss in today’s Wordle hints if you’re interested.
NYT Connections is not your typical word game. It is a brain teaser where you are presented with a 4×4 grid containing 16 words. Your task? To find four groups of four words that share a common connection. These groups are color-coded: yellow, green, blue, and purple. The yellow group is usually the easiest to figure out, while purple tends to be the toughest.
Though I’m fairly new to this game, here are some strategies that have worked for me:
Hints:
Official Group Names:
Today’s Answers:
My Take:
Blue and purple tripped me up, especially the “move quickly” clue. I originally tried to group car parts together. I only cracked the blue set when I was down to one guess!
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