Stuck on today’s New York Times Connections puzzle (#820)? You’re in good company! These daily grids can be deceptively tricky, but we’ve got some helpful hints to guide you through Monday’s challenge. And if you’re ready for spoilers, we’ve got them, too. No shame, sometimes you just need a little boost!
NYT Connections is not your typical word game. It’s a brain teaser where you’re presented with a 4 × 4 grid containing 16 words. Your task? Find four groups of four words that share a common connection. These groups are color-coded by difficulty:
Though I’m still mastering the game, here are a few strategies that have helped me:
A fun mix today: a warm-up with “nonsense” words made the yellow group a breeze. The “up” verbs in green were a sly but satisfying twist. Fictional spies (blue) required some pop-culture recall—especially Emma PEEL from The Avengers. And purple was clever, once “cat ___” clicked, the rest followed.
If you enjoyed today’s puzzle, make sure to check in tomorrow for more clues and answers!
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