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In the latest edition of NYT Connections, players are tasked with arranging a grid of 16 words into four groups of four by determining the links between them. Each group is color-coded, with the yellow group being the easiest and the purple group typically the most challenging. If players make four mistakes, the game is over, but hints and answers are available to assist if needed.

The 16 words for today’s Connections game include terms such as “MEAN,” “GIRLS,” “IN,” “OZ,” “CURB,” “PLAN,” “PARACHUTE,” and more. The hints provided for each group are: yellow group – seen out on the street, green group – envisage, blue group – measurements, for short, and purple group – linked by a precious metal on the elemental table. These clues offer a starting point for players to begin forming their groups.

The revealed groups for today’s Connections game are as follows: yellow group – sidewalk sights (CURB, GRATE, GUTTER, MANHOLE), green group – have in mind (AIM, INTEND, MEAN, PLAN), blue group – unit abbreviations (CAL, GAL, IN, OZ), and purple group – golden ____ (FLEECE, GIRLS, PARACHUTE, RULE). These connections may require some creative thinking and wordplay to correctly match the words into their respective groups.

Players share their experiences with the game, detailing their strategies and thought processes as they work through the Connections grid. One player initially considered a group of HBO shows based on certain words but ultimately found success by focusing on other connections. By analyzing the words like MANHOLE and GUTTER, the player was able to identify the yellow group, followed by the greens and eventually the blues for a perfect game.

The game also serves as a platform for music recommendations, with a mention of British bands that the player enjoyed growing up. The player shares a song by Hell is for Heroes, expressing appreciation for its opening harmonics and thunderous chorus. Additionally, the player notes that a recent band featured, Biffy Clyro, has a song titled “That Golden Rule,” tying in with the Connections theme of finding links between words.

Overall, the Connections game offers a fun and engaging challenge for players to exercise their word association and problem-solving skills. With color-coded groups and clues provided, players can work their way through the grid to uncover the connections between the 16 words. Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the game, utilizing hints and clues can help guide you towards a successful outcome in each round of Connections.

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