Does the September 4 edition of NYT Connections have you scratching your head? Here are some clues and hints to help you solve it with ease.
The New York Times’ Connections is a popular word game created by Wyna Liu. To win this puzzle, players must correctly sort 16 words into four different groups according to a hidden theme. Each category follows a unique theme that players must identify to make their selections. However, the game offers only four guesses. The “one away…” pop-up also helps players figure out if they are on the right track.
Check out the hints and answers for September 4’s Connections puzzle.
Connections hint for September 4
All 16 words in today’s puzzle are: HONEYCOMB, CORNICHON, ANGEL, AIRBRUSH, CANDY CANE, STRING LIGHTS, TINSEL, FIX, PAIN, ORGANISM, SOLAR PANEL, SPREADSHEET, PAMPLEMOUSSE, VINAIGRETTE, PHOTOSHOP, and TOUCH UP.
Here are some hints for each group:
- Yellow Group: This group features items related to Christmas.
- Green Group: The words in this group are related to photo editing.
- Blue Group: This group features popular food items in French cuisine.
- Purple Group: Finally, the purple category features objects that have only one thing in common.
What are the Connections answers for today, September 4?
Check out the answers for September 4’s NYT Connections below:
Yellow Group: What You Might See On A Christmas Tree – ANGEL, CANDY CANE, STRING LIGHTS, and TINSEL.
Green Group: Clean Up, As A Photograph – AIRBRUSH, FIX, PHOTOSHOP, and TOUCH UP.
Blue Group: French Food Words – CORNICHON, PAIN, PAMPLEMOUSSE, and VINAIGRETTE.
Purple Group: Things With Cells – HONEYCOMB, ORGANISM, SOLAR PANEL, and SPREADSHEET.
To play Connections, players can visit the official website of The New York Times or download the NYT Games app. Other daily games in the collection include Wordle, Pips, Strands, Mini Crossword, and more.
