Ready to solve the most sensational word game? The connections provided by the New York Times to word game fans provide new challenges every day and have taken the internet by storm. We’re here to help you master it because it can be tricky at times. It doesn’t matter if you’re an experienced wordsmith or just want to have fun. We’ve got all the hints, tips and answers you need to master the game.
So grab your device and get ready to connect these words like a pro.
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What is NYT Connections?
Credit goes to puzzle editor Wyna Liu, who developed and published the game for the New York Times’ Gamers section. It’s a word game similar to formats like Wordle or other word games, and puzzle fans love it. Players must group four words that share a common connection. Connections is a hit on both web browsers and mobile devices.
How to play NYT Connections
In this game, players must sort 16 words into four groups of four by discovering their hidden connections. Use your logic and vocabulary skills to uncover the patterns and solve the puzzle.
NYT Connections tips for August 28
Yellow group – children use these to play at school
Green group – objects on chords
Blue group – items that can be dry
Purple group – words with the prefix “baby”
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NYT Connections Today: These are categories
Yellow Group – Playground equipment
Green Group — Found at the end of a string/rope
Blue Group — Described as dry
Purple Group — Baby____
NYT Connections Today: Answer for August 28
Playground equipment: climbing frame, slide, swing, seesaw
Found at the end of a string/rope: PENDULUM, TEA BAG, TETHERBALL, JO-JO
Described as dry: DESERT, HUMOR, MARTINI, CONCLUSION
Baby____: BLUES, BOOMER, STEPS, TEETH
