The NYT Connections for April 22 has arrived, and with just 16 words, it’s not a walk in the park as it contains things that are slippery in nature, to things that you use in a studio. But don’t sweat it, as we have got you some exciting hints which can help you out with all of your confusions and doubts. But if you’d like to have the solutions directly, we’ve still got your back as we have all the solutions for 22nd April NYT Connections.
The NYT Connections was started in 2023, and since its launch, this puzzle game has attracted many netizens. With hitting lots and lots of milestones, the game has become very popular and currently has over 10 million players on a daily basis. The Times has launched other games too apart from the NYT Connections, you can find them at, All the Times platform and NYTimes.com/games/connection.
What is the NYT “Connections” and how to play?
The NYT Connections is a word puzzle game which was launched in 2023 by The New York Times. It gives you a 4 x 4 grid which contains 16 words. The words are divided into four sets, and each of those sets has something in common or a connection with each other. For instance, if there are 16 words in the grid and among them you see Messi, Ronaldo, Pele, Maradona, then you automatically get an idea that something among them is common, and this set is of famous footballers. After you choose four words from the grid, you have to hit submit, and if the answer is correct, then all the selected words will be deleted from the grid, and then you will have to identify connections among the other 12 words.
All four sets are further divided into four categories, which are purely based on their difficulty, and a colour denotes each difficulty level. Yellow is the easiest, then Green comes, then Blue, and last but most difficult is Purple. To correctly identify all these sets, you will have only 4 chances, and in those chances only you have to get your answers correct.
What does today’s NYT Connections look like?
Image: New York Times
Hints for today’s NYT Connection, April 22
Yellow: To cut short
Green: Artistic supplies
Blue: Slick and slimy
Purple: Natural warmth
Solution for April 22, NYT Connection
SEEN IN A POTTERY STUDIO (Geen)
CLAY, GLAZE, KILN, WHEEL
CANCEL, AS A PROJECT (Yellow)
AXE, CUT, DROP, SCRAP
NATURAL PRODUCERS OF HEAT (Purple)
FIRE, LIGHTNING, SUN, VOLCANO
THINGS THAT ARE SLIPPERY (Blue)
BANANA PEEL, EEL, GREASE, ICE
Image: New York Times
