The New York Times has launched a new puzzle game called Connections. In this game, players must categorize 16 words into four secret groups by identifying the relationships between the words. The game resets at midnight every night, and each new puzzle presents different challenges. Like Wordle, players can keep track of their winning streak and compare scores with friends.
We have some useful tips and hints if you need help with today’s Connections puzzle. Even if you’ve exhausted all your options and are stuck, no need to worry! We will provide the answers at the end to give you a hand.
How to play Connections?
In the “Connections” activity, you encounter a grid with 16 words that you group into four sets by recognizing the connections that tie them together. The groups are color-differentiated for easy identification – yellow, green, blue, and purple. You must select four words and submit your choices. If you’re correct, the words will be removed from the grid, and you’ll discover the theme connecting them. You have only four chances to make mistakes before the game ends. Good luck!
Connections hint September 3
Today’s connections hint for September 3 includes four themes to help you out. If necessary, we can also provide one word from each theme to further assist you.
Today’s group
- Yellow hint: Forgive.
- Green hint: Overly much.
- Blue hint: Like the dollar, but elsewhere.
- Purple hint: Goes with word for noggin.
One-answer reveals
- Yellow: Absolve.
- Green: Excessively.
- Blue: Global currencies.
- Purple: ____head.
Today’s Connections answers
NYT Connection Answar Today
- ABSOLVE – EXCUSE, PARDON, SAVE, SPARE
- EXCESSIVELY – BEYOND, EXTRA, OVER, TOO
- GLOBAL CURRENCIES – POUND, REAL, WON, YEN
- HEAD_ _ _ – ARROW, BLOCK, FORE, KNUCKLE
The configurations of the connection grids are diverse and subject to change daily. If you cannot solve today’s puzzle, return tomorrow for a new challenge.
