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Connections NYT hints 280 – You are at the right place, at right time!
The New York Times has another great word game out now. It is called NYT Connection.
If you haven’t checked it before or haven’t played it before check this post here and come back.
Ok. Now you know What is the NYT Connections game?
Now, we are going to give useful hint. which can help you to solve today’s connections puzzle on Sunday March 17th.
For those if this is first time coming across NYT Connections or Wordle game, Don’t worry we will explain How to play Connections.
NYT Connections game challenge on Sunday, March 17.
March 17th Connections hints
The best approach is to play with each word and go for groups. Today’s Connections puzzle and clues to find the answer.
Yellow (Easiest) –> The state of being foolish or lacking wisdom.
Green (Easy) –> To progress or advance in a direction or situation.
Blue (Medium) –> Items or situations that could potentially have a bad smell or be unpleasant.
Purple (Hardest) –> Phrases or words that follow the word “deep,” often used to describe something profound or intense.
Connections NYT hints 280 : March 17th Connections Groups
Do you need more clue to figure out today’s Connections puzzle?, Now we’ll share the four correct Connections groups – The four words theme in the Connections Grid.
Here are the today’s Connections groups.
Foolishness
“Move Forward”
“Things That Might Stink”
“Words After ‘Deep'”
Wow! Now you know the themes for the each group. Try to make connections with words from the grid and solve the puzzle. And come back after few minutes and check.
Don’t worry, check the full answer.
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Warning..! Today’s Answer Ahead.
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March 17th (Sunday) Answer to the Connections.
Foolishness: Absurdity, Folly, Madness, Nonsense
“Move Forward”: Advance, March, Progress, Push
“Things That Might Stink”: Cheese, Feet, Garbage, Skunk
“Words After ‘Deep'”: Cut, Fake, Freeze, Six
Congratulations …..! You got today’s Connections answer right.
Hope out hints help you solve the puzzle.
Don’t worry if you didn’t succeed today. A new Connections puzzle is release every day at midnight.
It just like Wordle! Try tomorrow.
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What is NYT Connections ?
Connections NYT or NYT Connections is a puzzle game published by New York Times in June 2023. Its like Wordle puzzle! you can play with grop of words to find a theme.
Connections NYT is a representation of 16 words Grid. You have to select them and make each group with set of 4 words.
Where the each group of four words has a common theme.
For example, the words “Apologies”, “Oops”, “Pardon”, “Sorry” are all words we can express when we make mistake! IN other words when we made a mistake we say “My Mistake”.
Theme of the game is to find out what these themes are. closely look at the words in the grid. Try making Connections.
To win the you have to solve all the 4 Connections. You are offered to make only 3 mistakes.
On your 4th mistake, the game is over and the answer is released automatically.
The game is designed in such a way that, the grid is having 16 boxes and each row is having 4 boxes. Each row is having different colour.
The colours are designed from Easy to Difficult Connections.
Colours representations are as follows:
Yellow is the Easiest.
Green is Easy.
Blue is Medium.
Purple is Hardest.
How To Play Connections
The connections are presented in a 16 words grid with 4 x 4 words. Your task is to arrange the words into four groups with meaningful connections. The groups could be things like SciFi movie, animal kingdom, rappers, type of serial characters.
Each puzzle has only one solution. You should be careful when it comes to selection of words and finding connections. The words might fit into more than one group, shuffle the words to helps you see the links between them.
Select four words you think go together and press Submit. If you make a guess and you’re incorrect, you’ll lose a life. If you’re close to having a correct group, you might see a message telling you that you’re one word away from getting it right, but you’ll still need to figure out which one to swap.
If you make four mistakes, it’s game over. Let’s make sure that doesn’t happen with the help of some hints, and, if you’re really struggling, today’s Connections answers.
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