to be Connections royalties will be quite difficult and may require a lot of practice over time. However, with practice and learning the ins and outs, you can slowly get better and better until you are the best. Until then, we've got some tips and tricks to help you learn and secure some wins.
If you want a different challenge, check out the NYT Mini crossword which is a puzzle a bite-sized piece of the traditional puzzle. to do crossword It's pretty fun every day at any newspaper, and it's nostalgic to sit down as a family and try to figure it out together. To give it back, try this little piece to finish every day without spending too much time.
Related
Wordle 5 Letter Words Not Used Yet (Updated Daily)
Wordle, a popular word guessing game hosted by The New York Times, has over 1,700 words left as possible solutions.
Today's Connections Category Tips
12 AUGUST No. 427
There are many unknowns in each Connections puzzle but the categories are the biggest mystery and a player must have some insight to solve the puzzle.
- A category is not related to the conditions of nobility
- A category is about something found on earth
- A category is about a group of slang terms for the same thing
- One category is about hazard bars
If you still need some hints as to what the categories might be, we've sorted them all by color for you:
|
METAL ELEMENTS |
|
MATTRESS DIMENSIONS |
|
SLANG FOR TOILET |
|
TYPES OF KNIVES |
Today's Relationship Answers
12 AUGUST No. 427
Yellow Answers: Detected and explained
METAL ELEMENTS |
|||
---|---|---|---|
GOLD |
LEAD |
MERCURY |
TIN |
When you win, put some GOLD in that crown to make it shine, but probably avoid these other metals. LEAD certainly doesn't make a good crown, and MERCURY and TIN won't help either.
They are they can all be metalbut that doesn't make them equally good for making brilliant headwear. Save the GOLD for your crowns and use the rest for other purposes. MERCURY would not be stable anyway.
Green Answers: Revealed and Explained
MATTRESS DIMENSIONS |
|||
---|---|---|---|
COMPLETE |
KING |
QUEEN |
TWIN |
Unfortunately, this was not a category about royal or noble terms, but rather a category about the more mundane world of mattress sizes. Their price increases exponentially with size, as well as frame and bedding.
It's a bit of fun to think about, of course, but I think real queens and kings should sleep on real mattresses too. However, they probably won't worry about the price and the amount of space it takes up in their room.
Related
8 Letter Box Strategies to Win Fast
Letter Boxed for the New York Times mobile app asks you to connect letters to form words while using different strategies to win quickly.
Blue Answers: Revealed and Explained
SLANG FOR TOILET |
|||
---|---|---|---|
CAN |
HEAD |
JOHN |
THE THRONE |
This category is a bit “vulgar” than usual Connections categories, but not too bad. Fortunately, these are all fairly innocuous words, and while THRONE can be included in fun royal terms, it has been for a while. less fun and less relaxing category than others. HEAD is also somewhat unusual and is rarely used in this context, at least in American dialects, so finding the final word was a bit confusing.
Purple Answers: Revealed and Explained
TYPES OF KNIVES |
|||
---|---|---|---|
BOWIE |
Butcher |
Butter |
BUTTERFLY |
It is very interesting to me that the KARBAK, BUTTERFLY and BUTCHER are very close in spelling and are also different types of knives. Basic words also come from very different roots, that is It is quite interesting how the knives ended up with these names.
BOWIE is slightly different and doesn't have a similar spelling, but by this point you've only picked the last four words anyway. I hope so, if not, the similar spelling and all starting with B might lead you to guess them anyway.
Other games like connections
Before any of us think too long about knives, you can start trying one of these other puzzles in the boxes listed below:
Connections
- Released
- June 12, 2023
- Developer(s)
- The New York Times Company
- Publisher(s)
- The New York Times Company
- ESRB
- e
- Platform(s)
- Web Browser, Mobile