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A little help. Your own aha.
Keep the satisfaction of the solve. Get a nudge for one group, reveal a category, or check the answers at your own pace.
Pick a colour. Reveal one step at a time.
Straightforward
These names belong on the badge of a powerful American vehicle.
CORVETTE belongs in this group.
CLASSIC AMERICAN PERFORMANCE CARS
A little trickier
Picture a street performer who tells a story without speaking.
BERET belongs in this group.
FEATURES OF A MIME COSTUME
More challenging
The same ending can link a vegetable, a medal and a religious image.
ARTICHOKE belongs in this group.
___ HEART
Each entry can come before HEART.
Wordplay & surprises
A sweet shop name is hiding behind one extra letter.
DOVES belongs in this group.
CANDY BARS PLUS A LETTER
Removing one letter leaves DOVE, MARS, SKOR and TWIX.
All four categories and their words, together.
Yellow
CORVETTE · FIREBIRD · MUSTANG · VIPER
Green
BERET · GLOVES · STRIPES · SUSPENDERS
Blue
ARTICHOKE · PURPLE · SACRED · TAKE TO
Purple
DOVES · MARSH · SKORT · TWIXT
Make the connection
Connections asks you to sort 16 words into four groups of four. Each group shares something: a meaning, a phrase, a sound, or an unexpected bit of wordplay.
Start with the group that has you stuck. Open its hint, try again, and reveal more only when you need it. Nothing you open will uncover a different group.
Categories and answers follow the recorded NYT puzzle. Our hints are independent: some are original category clues, while others give the first letters of the four words. Each hint is labelled so you can choose how much help to take.
Group colours follow the puzzle’s yellow, green, blue and purple order, from the most straightforward to the trickiest. Your own experience may differ. The reference tiles may appear in a different order from your game. Picture puzzles have separately hidden descriptions, since a description can give away the wordplay.
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