Craving your daily dose of wordplay? The New York Times' Connections is the puzzle that's got everyone hooked! This brain-tickling game challenges you to find the hidden links between seemingly unrelated words. If you're finding today's puzzle a bit tricky, don't worry, you're not alone!
What is NYT Connections?
Connections, created with the help of Wyna Liu, challenges players to group four words that share a common thread. These categories can be anything from book titles to types of cheese. With 16 words presented, you must identify the four sets of four, with each set associated with a color-coded difficulty (yellow being easiest, then green, blue, and purple).
But fear not, fellow word sleuths! We're here to provide you with some helpful hints and even the answers for the July 26th puzzle. Consider this your cheat sheet to Connections glory!
Hints for Today's Categories:
- Yellow: Think about what adds zing to your cooking.
- Green: Imagine various shades you might see in a lush field.
- Blue: Envision different ways to explore the world on your own two feet.
- Purple: Consider how adding something to a word creates the name of a big European city.
The Answers (Spoiler Alert!)
Ready to see the solutions? Here are the categories and the words that belong to them:
- Yellow: HERBS AND SPICES (Add flavor)
- Green: SHADES OF GREEN (Grassy hues)
- Blue: TRAVEL ON FOOT (Long walks)
- Purple: STARTS OF EUROPEAN CAPITALS (Add more to make a city)
So, how did you do? Whether you aced it or needed a little help, remember that Connections is all about having fun and challenging your mind. Come back tomorrow for a new puzzle and more hints!