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Good morning! Let’s play Connections, a clever play of NYT words, which challenges grouping answers in various categories. It can be hard, so read if you need connections.
What should you do after finishing? Of course, play more word games. I also have Daily Strands tips and answers, as well as Quordle’s tips and answers, if you need lend a hand for them, while the page of March today Today includes the original viral game of words.
A warning about the spoiler: information about NYT connections is below today, so don’t read any further if you don’t want to know the answer.
Nyt Connections today (game #746) – today’s words
Today’s words NYT Connections are …
- Lovelace
- ENIGMA
- SEWING
- Suits
- Vending
- Hawking
- DRESSING
- McQueen
- GOLIATH
- PROTEIN
- Pinball
- COMPENSATION
- CHEESE
- Boat
- Math
- LETTUCE
NYT Connections today (game #746) – Note No. 1 – Group tips
What are the tips for today’s NYT connection groups?
- YELLOW: Think: vigorous frosty dish
- GREEN: All mechanical
- BLUE: Television lawyers
- PURPLE: Upper deck
Do you need more tips?
We are now strongly on the territory of the spoiler, but read on if you want to know what the four answers to today’s Nyt Connections puzzles are …
Nyt Connections today (game #746) – Note #2 – group answers
What are the answers to today’s Connections NYT groups?
- Yellow: Salad ingredients
- Green: types of machines
- Blue: Legal dramas
- Purple: Ending on the game cards
Right, the answers are below, so do not change further if you do not want to see them.
Nyt Connections today (game #746) – Answers
Answers to today’s calls, game No. 746 is …
- Yellow: Salad ingredients Cheese, lettuce, lettuce, protein
- Green: types of machines Enigma, pinball, sewing, vending
- Blue: Legal dramas Damage, goliath, matlock, suits
- Purple: Ending on the game cards Bojack, Hawking, Lovelace, McQueen
- My rating: Hard
- My result: 1 error
I would like to say that I saw four words ending with playing cards, but I thought I was creating a group of eminent Stephens. It was completely based on Hawking and McQueen. I guessed in Bojack, but my one mistake came when I chose Matlock instead of Lovelace.
Meanwhile, I am sure that the debate on the connections of that day will be over the components of salad – a category that can cover many things, such as tomato, cucumber, celery and lettuce, but cheese? Is cheese a common function of a salad that justifies that it is an element?
I was cheerful to see vending among the types of machines. Certainly it is one of the great pleasures of life to buy something from a machine and see two items instead of a one -bleda bought for a bucket.
Of course, there is equal irritation of putting money and nothing goes out-at which moment you have to resist, trying to put your hand in the machine, in the style of Homer Simpson and remember that life is a balance of profits and losses. And also, sometimes let go.
How did you do today? Let me know in the comments below.
Yesterday’s answers NYT Connections (Wednesday, June 25, game #745)
- Yellow: Types of cheese Blue, goat, jack, Swiss
- Green: Self -proclaimed drink products Cup, lid, napkin, straw
- Blue: woodworking tools Chisel, plane, grinding, saw
- Purple: birds minus the last letter Cran, flamingo, hero, rave
What is NYT connections?
NYT Connections is one of several increasingly popular word games made by the New York Times. He challenges a group of four items that share something in common, and each group has a different level of difficulty: green is effortless, yellow, a little more hard, blue often quite challenging and purple, usually very hard.
On the other hand, you don’t have to solve the last technically because you will be able to answer it through the elimination process. What’s more, you can write up to four mistakes, which gives some space to breathe.
However, this is a little more involved than something like Wordle and there are many opportunities to play tripping with tricks. For example, watch out for homophones and other word games that can hide answers.
It can be free of free Enjoy the game site on a desktop or mobile computer.
