Today’s NYT Connections Hints, Answers for March 2, #630
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Today’s Connecting puzzles There are several tricky categories. The blue one depends on a letter of the letter, while the purple word is related to the other four words. Continue reading the clues and today’s connected answers.
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Today’s Connection Group Tips
Here are four tips for grouping in today’s Connection puzzles, from the simplest yellow group to the tough (and sometimes even singular) purple group rankings.
Yellow group tips:ring!
Green group tips: Turn clearly.
Blue group tips: Double you.
Purple Group Tips: Kitten plays this
Today’s Connection Group Answers
Yellow group: Mobile phone mode
Green Group:escape
Blue group: What might “W” mean
Purple group: ____ thin rope
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What is the answer to today’s connection?
March 2, 2025, #630’s NYT Connections puzzle.
Yellow words in today’s connection
The theme is mobile mode. These four answers are aircraft, do not disturb, ring and vibration.
Green Words in Today’s Connection
The theme is escape. The four answers are Dodge, Escape, Lose and Shake.
Blue Words in Today’s Connection
The theme is represented by “W”. These four answers are Tungsten, Watt, West and Victory.
Purple Words in Today’s Connection
The subject is a ____ string. The four answers are paintings, ham, heart and shoes.
