Connections Hint
Get hints quickly, search archives efficiently, and improve your game winning rate
Connections Historical Hints
Search the archives and answers of past Connections games
Daily Connections Hint and Matching Logic
Hints, Answers, Matching Logic, and Difficulty Analysis
Connections Archive
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Selected: 2025-09-13
How to Use
- 1Choose a search method: by date or by puzzle number
- 2For date search: Select year, month, and day from dropdown lists
- 3For number search: Enter the puzzle number (e.g.: 806)
- 4Click "Show Hints" for just hints, or "Show Answers" for complete solutions
The latest Hints articles
NYT Connections:Today's Connections Hint and Answer,sep 13,2025 #825
A Comprehensive Analysis of Today's The New York Times Connections Hints, Including Clues, Explanations of Hint Words, Grouping Logic, and Evaluation.
View DetailsNYT Connections:Today's Connections Hint and Answer,sep 12,2025 #824
A Comprehensive Analysis of Today's The New York Times Connections Hints, Including Clues, Explanations of Hint Words, Grouping Logic, and Evaluation.
View DetailsToday's Connections Hints and Answers,sep 11,2025 #823
A Comprehensive Analysis of Today's The New York Times Connections Hints, Including Clues, Explanations of Hint Words, Grouping Logic, and Evaluation.
View DetailsThe 4 Hint Types in Connections Game
Understanding different hint types can help you comprehend game clues more effectively and improve your problem-solving efficiency
Synonyms/Antonyms
The most common type, such as "bravery" and "growth". It accounts for approximately 35% of all hints, and the yellow group usually adopts this type.
Daily Life/Objects
Examples include "making tea" and "home renovation". This type of hint accounts for around 30% and is common in the green group.
Word Games/Word Puzzles
The purple group typically uses this type, such as "keyboard keys" and "prefixes", which require a certain level of language knowledge.
Abstract Concepts & Others
This type of hint is relatively difficult, involving associations with cultural backgrounds, historical events, or abstract concepts.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to Use Connections Hints?
First: You can view only the hints (without seeing the answers) through the tool. The tool is located on the archives page.
Second: If the information from the hints is not enough to deduce the answers, we have also prepared daily hint interpretation articles. These articles explain in detail the logic of the hints, grouping reasons, and difficulty evaluation. The articles are located on the articles page.
Why We Built This?
Connections is a highly engaging word game. Sometimes, you can deduce the answers by relying on your own knowledge reserve, logic, and imagination.
Sometimes, you need hints because the game contains a lot of misleading information.
And sometimes, relying solely on hints is not enough—due to the changing difficulty of the game, we provide the hint matching logic and interpretations to help you overcome challenges.
When does the Connections game update daily?
The Connections game usually updates at 12:00 AM (Eastern Standard Time) every day.
After the game updates, our Connections hint content will be synchronized as soon as possible to help you solve the Connections today puzzle.
What are the grouping strategies for the Connections game?
The key to solving Connections lies in identifying the "common thread," but there are often distractions (e.g., scattered similar words).
Specific grouping strategies include:
- Starting with the yellow group to avoid traps
- Handling polysemous words and word puzzles
- Associating with daily life scenarios
- Using feedback for iteration
There are practical tips here to optimize your approach, especially when paired with reliable connections hint for clarity.
How to improve the winning rate of Connections NYT?
There are many strategies to boost the winning rate:
- If you solve 2 groups first before guessing, the winning rate can reach 85%-95%, so it's recommended to solve 2 groups initially
- Start with the yellow group (usually synonyms or objects) to avoid traps
- Focus on exercising associative skills for green and blue groups (mostly related to daily life)
- If "One Away" appears after a wrong guess, retry by replacing only one word
These tips work well for tackling connections today puzzles too.
What are the characteristics of different color groups (yellow, green, blue) in the Connections game?
The yellow group mostly consists of synonyms or objects, making it a suitable starting point to avoid traps
The green and blue groups are mostly related to daily life, requiring you to fully use associative skills to solve them
Understanding these characteristics is particularly helpful for solving connections today puzzles efficiently.
How long is the archived data saved?
We strive to store all historical Connections game data.
Currently, our archives mainly cover data from August, and we will continue to supplement historical data afterward.
As the game keeps updating, our archives will also expand daily—this allows you to easily look up past puzzle details or check connections today records whenever needed.