The New York Times has introduced an addictive word game called ‘Connections,’ which has captivated players with its unique challenge of uncovering the relationships between words.
For those eager to discover today’s puzzle solution, feel free to skip ahead to the conclusion of this article for the December 11 ‘Connections’ answer. However, if you relish the satisfaction of solving it independently, continue reading for helpful clues and strategies to assist you through today’s challenge.
You’ll find 16 words in each puzzle grouped into four distinct categories. These categories cover many themes, such as book titles, software, country names, marine codes, and more. Although some words might seem related, there’s only one correct combination. Successfully identifying all four words in a set removes them from the board, but incorrect guesses will count as errors—players are granted a maximum of four lifelines before the game concludes.
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Connections Today Hints for December 11
Yellow: Textile materials
Green: Have some rest
Blue: Related to Shoes
Purple: Connected with Delivery
If you know what are we talking about then minimize this page and go try to solve your puzzle.
Connections Today Hints: These are categories
Yellow: LUXURIOUS FABRICS
Green: CAME DOWN TO REST
Blue: SHOE PARTS
Purple: THINGS THAT ARE DELIVERED
Blow the trumpets before we reveal the answer….
Connections Today: Answer for December 11
Here is the #183 Connections’ answer-
LUXURIOUS FABRICS: CHIFFON, SATIN, SILK, VELVET
COME DOWN TO REST: PERCH, ROOST, SETTLE, LAND
SHOE PARTS: EYELET, LACE, SOLE, TONGUE
THINGS THAT ARE DELIVERED: BABY, BLOW, PACKAGE, SPEECH
If you are not able to crack today’s ‘Connections’ puzzle, don’t be disheartened. Tomorrow brings a new set of words for you to explore and unravel.
How to play NYT Connections
To play The Connections you need to be a word wizard. The puzzle game has a board containing sixteen words, each belonging to one of four mystery categories. All you need to do is select four words that appear to share a common category and then proceed to click on “submit.” You will be allowed to make three mistakes.
What is NYT Connections?
The New York Times’ freshest word game is taking social media by storm. Associate puzzle editor Wyna Liu is known for her pivotal role in crafting this engaging word game and introducing it to the publication’s Games section.
Reminiscent of Wordle, “Connections” presents a fresh puzzle daily that becomes increasingly complex as the clock strikes midnight. To help you navigate these linguistic labyrinths, we’ve compiled a selection of hints and strategies.
‘Connections’ is accessible via web browsers and mobile devices, challenging players to categorize four words based on a shared attribute.