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Editors at The New York Times Connections Puzzle got super creative today. The puzzle grid is usually filled with words that the player is expected to match, but today it is filled with pictures. Other puzzles do this, and the adventure always becomes how good the artist, or clip-art program, or artificial intelligence is, that created these little pictures. Should it be mice or rats? Nuts, or random rocks? Mouth or face? Is it a triangle, or the Greek letter Delta? And what the hell is that square full of letters G supposed to represent? (Besides my first initial, that is) If any of today’s pictures confused you, read on for hints, and eventually, answers.
The grid for today’s New York Times Connections puzzle was just pictures.
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Here are four grouping hints in today’s Connections puzzle, ranked from the easiest yellow group to the difficult (and sometimes bizarre) purple group.
Yellow group hint: Letter by S.
Green group advice: Chomp!
Blue Group Tip: Damn it!
Purple Group Tip: Think Mississippi.
Yellow group: Things that sound like “T.”
Green Group: Objects with teeth.
Blue group: Soft oaths.
Purple group: Parts of the river.
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NIT Connections Puzzle for 12th December 2024 Completed.
The theme is things that sound like “T.” The four answers are tea, tee (golf), tee (shirt) and Ti (musical note).
The subject is objects with teeth. The four answers are a comb, a gear, a saw, and a zipper.
The subject is mild oaths. The four answers are fudge, gods, nuts and rats. (Although the picture for the first word shows a sundae, notice the arrow pointing to a hot cookie.)
The topic is parts of the river. The four answers are bank, bed, delta and mouth.