All NYT Connections hints and answers for today (Image via The New York Times)
Today's NYT Connections puzzle can help you save your winning streak. The New York Times Connections puzzle has published 16 words for the community. The publisher challenges players to figure out where these words will fit in, but without revealing the names of the categories until they can figure out the answers. They also bring four hints for the community.
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Since the publisher tries their best not to give the slightest hints to the players, this is one of the toughest word puzzles to solve. Therefore, this article brings four hints to help players figure out the names of the categories, so that solving the puzzle gets a little bit easier than usual.
Today's NYT Connections puzzle hints (July 19, 2025)
The hints for today's NYT Connections puzzle are provided in the table below:
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