Green group — COMPANIES WITH “E” REMOVED
Why is “eInk” in the Green group?
a company that produces electronic ink, with 'e' removed to fit the category
Connections Hints for April 4, 2025 #662
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Tricky Words in Today's Connections
▼Definitions for the most unusual words in today's puzzle
Tricky Words in Today's Connections
▼Green group — COMPANIES WITH “E” REMOVED
Why is “eHarmony” in the Green group?
a company that provides online dating services, with 'e' removed to fit the category
Word definitions
Tricky words in today's Connections (April 4, 2025)
Several words in today's puzzle have multiple meanings or obscure definitions that can throw you off. Here's what each one means in the context of this Connections grid.
- balance
- Definition: the amount left after accounting for something
- Why it's tricky: can refer to multiple concepts, including financial or physical equilibrium
- cruise
- Definition: a leisurely drive, especially in a car
- Why it's tricky: more commonly associated with boat travel
- diamond
- Definition: the baseball field shape
- Why it's tricky: more commonly associated with the gemstone
- field
- Definition: an area of land used for a particular purpose, such as baseball
- Why it's tricky: can refer to multiple concepts, including a area of study or a physical area
- harmony
- Definition: eHarmony, a company with 'e' removed
- Why it's tricky: more commonly associated with music or peaceful coexistence
- ink
- Definition: eInk, a company with 'e' removed
- Why it's tricky: more commonly associated with writing fluid
- park
- Definition: a outdoor recreational area, such as a baseball park
- Why it's tricky: can refer to multiple concepts, including a parking area
- stadium
- Definition: a large venue for sports, such as baseball
- Why it's tricky: can refer to multiple concepts, including a large venue for other events
Connections #662 explained
Why these words connect (April 4, 2025)
Understanding the logic behind each group helps you spot similar patterns in future puzzles. Here's the reasoning for every category in today's Connections.
Yellow group: WHAT’S LEFTOVER
These words all relate to something that is left over or remaining, such as a balance in an account or the remainder of a division problem. They can all be used to describe a quantity that is left after something is taken away.
Green group: CAR TRIP
These words all relate to actions or modes of transportation, specifically driving a car. They can all be used to describe the act of traveling by car, whether it's cruising down the highway or taking a spin around the block.
Blue group: BASEBALL VENUES
These words all relate to locations where baseball games are played, such as a diamond-shaped field or a large stadium. They can all be used to describe a venue where baseball is played, whether it's a professional stadium or a local park.
Purple group: COMPANIES WITH “E” REMOVED
These words all relate to companies that have 'e' in their name, such as eBay or eHarmony. They can all be used to describe a company that has 'e' removed from its name, revealing a new word.
Red herrings and trap words explained
These words were designed to mislead you. Understanding why they don't belong where you first think sharpens your game for tomorrow.
“drive”
Seems like it belongs to: CAR TRIP
Actually belongs to: WHAT'S LEFTOVER
while 'drive' can refer to operating a vehicle, it can also mean to push or force something, making it a potential fit for the 'WHAT'S LEFTOVER' category
“field”
Seems like it belongs to: BASEBALL VENUES
Actually belongs to: COMPANIES WITH “E” REMOVED
while 'field' can refer to a baseball field, it can also refer to a area of study or a physical area, making it a potential fit for the 'COMPANIES WITH “E” REMOVED' category if 'e' is removed from 'eField'
“rest”
Seems like it belongs to: CAR TRIP
Actually belongs to: WHAT'S LEFTOVER
while 'rest' can refer to a break from driving, it can also mean a remaining amount, making it a better fit for the 'WHAT'S LEFTOVER' category
Today's Tricky Traps — Red Herrings Explained
These words look like they belong in one group but actually fit somewhere else entirely.
Why “drive” didn't go with CAR TRIP
Seems like: CAR TRIP → Actually: WHAT'S LEFTOVER
while 'drive' can refer to operating a vehicle, it can also mean to push or force something, making it a potential fit for the 'WHAT'S LEFTOVER' category
Why “field” didn't go with BASEBALL VENUES
Seems like: BASEBALL VENUES → Actually: COMPANIES WITH “E” REMOVED
while 'field' can refer to a baseball field, it can also refer to a area of study or a physical area, making it a potential fit for the 'COMPANIES WITH “E” REMOVED' category if 'e' is removed from 'eField'
Why “rest” didn't go with CAR TRIP
Seems like: CAR TRIP → Actually: WHAT'S LEFTOVER
while 'rest' can refer to a break from driving, it can also mean a remaining amount, making it a better fit for the 'WHAT'S LEFTOVER' category