Sometimes it is felt Connections the level of play has risen and left us behind. But luckily, you don't have to worry because there's plenty of help and advice waiting for you here. Whether you just want a few hints, category names, or some answers, you'll find everything you need and maybe a little more below.
Take some of the same strategies you learned Connectionsyou can also use it to solve daily Wordle puzzle. you will want make reasoned decisions and logical deductions It helps you figure out where the letters should go when it comes to the words you're guessing. This will make things much easier for you and may even help you solve the future Connections puzzles.
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Today's Connections Category Tips
22 AUGUST No. 437
To get help with the categories, you'll want to get a few clues that will give you clues without giving you the answer. Check out these four tips and see if you can make the categories work for you:
- A category is related to equipment for a specific industry
- A category you can reach by stairs
- A category is the abbreviated proper name of a media form
- A category is a group of words used to describe a misbehavior
Despite these pointers, you may still want to make sure you're on the right track. If so, we have some category names listed below to help you out.
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CLASSIC MOVIE THEATER APPARATUS |
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SIER |
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NEWSPAPER NAMES |
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PRANK FELLER |
Today's Relationship Answers
22 AUGUST No. 437
Yellow Answers: Detected and explained
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CLASSIC MOVIE THEATER APPARATUS |
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PROJECTOR |
REEL |
SCREEN |
SPEAKER |
Although it says “Classic” in the title, the only thing that has really changed is the REEL itself. Theaters still use PROJECTORS, SCREENS and CONNECTORS. Nevertheless, most people will still be familiar with the use of REEL as a cinema medium.
However, having REEL, STORY, and POST in the same puzzle gives the wrong impression of a possible social media category, but don't be fooled by that and stick to your instinct that REEL is a film strip.
Green Answers: Revealed and Explained
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SIER |
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BECAUSE |
FLOOR |
LEVEL |
THE STORY |
Tier feels like an odd way to describe them, though they are all layers of something. STORY, as I mentioned before, can be confusing, but DECK is weird in many ways. It's a type of floor, but it feels less like a “LEVEL” and more like something added to one. That being said, STREAK is the only other word that seems like it could be related, although it may have a more video game-like meaning.
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Blue Answers: Revealed and Explained
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NEWSPAPER NAMES |
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GLOBAL |
MIRROR |
POST |
THE SUN |
who are you? familiar with newspaper namesit may confuse you. With the exception of GLOBE and SUN, they are otherwise completely unrelated. MIRROR and POST are not compatible with these two words at all, which can make things difficult.
Maybe if you could attach POST to the delivered mail forms, that might be an indirect way back into this category, but to be honest, unless you know a lot of these documents personally, you probably won't be able to.
Purple Answers: Revealed and Explained
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PRANK FELLER |
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EGG |
AY |
STREAK |
TOILET PAPER |
If the former category was confusing because of specificity, this one seems difficult because of vagueness. The MOON could easily belong to the GLOBE and the SUN, and the others go nowhere. I also dispute that “TOILET PAPER” is considered a verb because no teenager who completes this particular game will call it by its full name, and in this case it is a noun. Others will sometimes be used as verbs, but this one stretches to combine.
Other games like connections
If you want to keep puzzling, there are four more similar word puzzles to check out in the table below:
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Game Name |
How to Play |
Is it Free to Play? |
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Wordle (NYT) |
Solve random five-letter words using color clues. Every Wordle you can find the answer in our daily updated list. |
Yes |
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Hello Wordl |
It's very similar Wordlewhere players change the number of letters in a word. |
Yes |
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Password Game |
Create a password in this ever-changing, not-so-simple game. You will find some useful tips in our article Password Game guide. |
Yes |
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Worldle |
Name a country based only on its silhouette and a few geographical clues. |
Yes |
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