The New York Times hints and answers for today are here (Image via The New York Times)
There are 16 new words in today's NYT Connections puzzle. Although seemingly unrelated, these words can be grouped into four different categories. However, you cannot know the names of these categories until you figure out the answers to today's puzzle. This makes the puzzle interesting and attracts word puzzle enthusiasts worldwide to the website every day.
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Since you get only four chances to solve the puzzle and save your winning streak, this article brings four hints for you to help you figure out the names of the categories. Figuring out the names of the categories can increase your chances of making the correct guesses in those four chances to save your winning streak.
Today's NYT Connections puzzle hints (August 13, 2025)
The NYT Connections hints for today's puzzle are discussed below:
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He considers his interviews with MLBB's Esports head Ray Ng and MAL Malaysia's first Paralympian Ahmed "Syakz" Syakirin as career highlights and his experience includes stints at Contentroop and iSquad Solutions between 2017-2023.
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Besides gaming, Subhadip loves reading fiction, gardening, playing the guitar, and watching football.