We take a look at today's NYT Connections hints and anwers (Image via The New York Times)
By referring to Today's NYT Connections hints and answers, you should once again be able to overcome the puzzle game. The New York Times has shared 16 words, challenging you to categorize them into four sets of words, with each connected to a unique theme. Note that you only get four chances to solve the puzzle and won't have the names of the themes until figuring out the answers.
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This article provides four hints to help you decipher the names of the categories. This should make solving the puzzle slightly easier.
Today's NYT Connections hints (February 7, 2025)
The table below provides hints for the NYT Connections puzzle on February 7, 2025:
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