The July 25 edition of NYT Connections delivers yet another tricky puzzle. We’re here with some helpful clues and hints to help you breeze through it.
The objective of The New York Times’ Connections puzzle is to sort 16 words into four different categories. Players must identify a hidden common theme that each group follows and select the words accordingly. Furthermore, players will get only four guesses to complete the game. The puzzle also offers a “one away…” notification to help you along. Since the yellow group often has the most straightforward theme, we advise players to weed it out first.
Here are all the hints and answers for July 25’s Connections puzzle.
Connections hint for July 25
The 16 words in today’s puzzle are: OH, MARY, FAIR, MOTHER, MUM, BEE, IN, OUT, MA, BALL, BED, SECRET, FOUL, QUIET, OK, and PRIVATE.
Here are the hints for each group:
- Yellow Group: This category features different synonyms for staying silent.
- Green Group: This group contains words related to different state names.
- Blue Group: This group features words that one can often hear at a baseball game.
- Purple Group: This collection includes words that are commonly paired with a royal title.
What are the Connections answers for today, July 25?
Here are the answers for July 24’s NYT Connections:
YELLOW GROUP: Hush-Hush – MUM, PRIVATE, QUIET, and SECRET.
GREEN GROUP: State Abbreviations – IN, MA, OH, and OK.
BLUE GROUP: Baseball Calls – BALL, FAIR, FOUL, and OUT.
PURPLE GROUP: Queen ____ – BED, BEE, MARY, and MOTHER.
Fans can play Connections on The New York Times’ official website, which also provides daily companion articles for each puzzle. Other daily games available on the website are Wordle, Mini Crossword, Strands, Letter Boxed, and more. Fans can also download the NYT Games app to play the daily puzzles as well as the archived ones.
