🧩 Connections Hint
July 13, 2025 #762
Looking for help with 2025-07-13 NYT Connections today? Our hints cover all difficulty levels — including spoiler-free Connections hints, group clues, and full Connections answers. Scroll down to reveal more hints gradually, or visit our Connections Game page to try the puzzle yourself. You can also explore Connections Game past puzzles to practice and improve your skills. Updated daily.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
- Easy just click,Today's Connection
- Group 16 words into 4 sets of 4, where each group shares a common theme or connection. There's only one correct way to organize all four groups. Themes can be tricky—like synonyms, categories, or wordplay.Check out archive
- In Connections, the "One away" message means you've chosen four words where three belong to the same group and one doesn't. It signals you're close and should swap out the incorrect word to find the right combination.
- You have 4 attempts total. Each incorrect guess uses one attempt. Once you run out of attempts, the game is over and you'll need to wait for tomorrow's puzzle.
- Start with the yellow (easiest) group first. Look for obvious categories like numbers, animals, or common phrases. When stuck, try to identify pairs of words that might go together, then find their matching pairs. You can also use our hints if you're really stuck!
- The New York Times Connections puzzle resets at midnight Eastern Time (ET) each day. A new puzzle becomes available for everyone at the same time.
- Yes! You can access all previous puzzles in our archive section. Each past puzzle includes hints and solutions to help you learn and improve your solving skills.
- Purple categories often involve wordplay, puns, or less obvious connections. They might require cultural knowledge, creative thinking, or understanding multiple meanings of words. These are intentionally designed to be the most challenging groups.
- Practice daily, study past puzzles, and learn common patterns. Pay attention to multiple word meanings, idioms, and cultural references. Our archive has plenty of examples to help you recognize different types of connections and improve your strategy.
- The NYT Connections is a daily word puzzle game by The New York Times. Players must find connections between 16 words, organizing them into four groups of four. Each group shares a common theme, which could be related to meanings, categories, idioms, or pop culture references.
- A new NYT Connections puzzle is released daily at midnight Eastern Time. Each puzzle is uniquely crafted with different words and themes, providing a fresh challenge every day.
- In NYT Connections, groups are color-coded by difficulty:
- Yellow is typically the easiest to identify
- Green is moderately challenging
- Blue requires more lateral thinking
- Purple is usually the most difficult to solve
- You have four attempts to solve the puzzle. Each incorrect guess counts as one mistake. After four mistakes, the game ends, but you can still reveal the answers to learn from them and prepare for tomorrow's puzzle.
- To improve your solving skills:
- Look for obvious categories first (like colors, animals, or foods)
- Consider multiple meanings of words
- Think about common phrases and idioms
- Use the "shuffle" feature to see words in different arrangements
- When you get stuck, try our hints to learn the thinking behind each group