---- Connections is a challenging and engaging puzzle that tests your knowledge of words and their connections. Today's puzzle (#594) is particularly intriguing, especially for those interested in the etymology of words. The blue group offers fascinating insights into words borrowed from Japanese. Keep reading for clues and answers to help you solve today's puzzle. The New York Times now offers a Connections Bot, similar to the one for Wordle. After completing the puzzle, visit the bot to receive a numeric score and detailed analysis of your answers. Registered players in the Times Games section can also track their progress, including the number of puzzles completed, win rate, perfect scores, and win streaks. Read more: Hints, Tips and Strategies to Help You Win at NYT Connections Every Time (Note: If the link does not work, please check the URL's validity or try again later.)
Hints for Today's Connections Groups
Here are four hints for today's Connections groups, ranked from the easiest (yellow) to the most challenging (purple):
- Yellow Group Hint: The bell is ringing.
- Green Group Hint: Downhill time.
- Blue Group Hint: Thanks, Tokyo.
- Purple Group Hint: It means three.
Answers for Today's Connections Groups
- Yellow Group: School periods.
- Answers: class, homeroom, lunch, recess.
- Green Group: Features of a ski resort.
- Answers: lift, lodge, mogul, slope.
- Blue Group: Words derived from Japanese.
- Answers: emoji, ginkgo, karaoke, tycoon.
- Purple Group: Words after the prefix "tri-".
- Answers: angle, cycle, dent, pod.
Read more: Wordle Cheat Sheet: Here Are the Most Popular Letters Used in English Words (Note: If the link does not work, please check the URL's validity or try again later.)
Today's Completed Connections Puzzle
Tips for Solving Connections
- Understand the Theme: Each group has a unique theme. Identifying it early can make solving easier.
- Use the Hints: The hints provided can guide you towards the right answers.
- Track Your Progress: If you're registered with the Times Games section, use the Connections Bot to analyze your performance and track your progress.