If you are addicted to the NYT Connections online game, this story is for you. If you’re a fan of word puzzles that challenge your vocabulary and your ability to think outside the box, then you’ve likely heard of NYT Connections. But what exactly is this captivating daily game from The New York Times that has taken the world by storm? Let’s dive in and explore everything you need to know about NYT Connections and today’s hints.
What is NYT Connections?
NYT Connections is a popular daily word game from The New York Times. The objective of the game is to sort a grid of 16 seemingly unrelated words into four groups of four, based on hidden common associations.
Here’s a breakdown of how it works:
The grid: You are presented with 16 words in a 4×4 grid.
The goal: Your task is to identify four groups of four words that share a hidden connection or category.
Categories: These connections can be based on various things, such as synonyms, common phrases, linguistic patterns (e.g., words with only one vowel, words ending in a certain letter, Themes and Wordplay.
Difficulty: Each of the four categories is colour-coded by difficulty:
- Yellow: Easiest
- Green: Medium
- Blue: Hard
- Purple: Trickiest (often involves more abstract connections or wordplay)
How to play NYT Connections
– Select four words that you believe belong together.
– Click “Submit.”
– If your guess is correct, those four words will be grouped, and their category will be revealed with its color.
– If you’re incorrect, you lose one of your four chances.
Gameplay rules:
– You are allowed to make a maximum of four mistakes before the game ends.
– A new Connections puzzle is released every day.
– Read all 16 words carefully.
– Look for obvious connections first (often the yellow category).
– Don’t be afraid to shuffle the words on the board; a different arrangement can sometimes reveal hidden patterns.
– Be aware that some words might seem to fit into multiple categories – there’s only one correct solution for each puzzle.
– Pay attention to wordplay, especially for the purple category.
NYT Connections #723, June 3 categories hints:
Yellow: Be ostentatious
Green: Copacetic
Blue: Kinds of bracelets
Purple: Things you can practice
NYT Connections June 3 answers (SPOILER ALERT):
If you are still seeking to solve the puzzles with just a few hints, look away. However, if you have given up on your pursuit to solve it and need to finish it for scoring top points without running our of chances, here’s what you need to do.
- Be ostentatious: GRANDSTAND, POSTURE, SHOWBOAT, SWAGGER
- Copacetic: FINE, HUNKY-DORKY, OK, SWELL
- Kinds of bracelets: CHARM, FRIENDSHIP, ID TENNIS
- Things you can practice: LAW, MEDICINE, SELF-CARE, WITCHCRAFT
- Stay tuned to Financial Express for hints and answers to tomorrow’s NYT Connections hints.
