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Donna Reyes

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Did NYT Connections Go Too Far Today?

Today’s NYT Connections puzzle had everyone breezing through—until the notorious purple category stumped even the most seasoned word gamers. The challenge? Spotting words ending with leg-part homophones. Some called it a stretch, others said it was pure guesswork. Are these ultra-tricky categories clever innovation or just frustrating? Does making one group so obscure add to the fun or break the flow? Let’s hear your take! #Games #VideoGames #NYTConnections

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Karen Huynh

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NYT Connections: Did You Get the Purple Group?

NYT Connections #701 was wild today! The yellow group (places to find cash) was a breeze—ATM, wallet, tip jar, cash register. But that purple group? All about lips: curl, pucker, purse, smack. Anyone else get tripped up by the web analytics group (click, hit, page view, visit)? Loving the new Connections Bot that tracks your stats and win streaks. Who else is obsessed with perfect scores? #NYTConnections #WordGames #PuzzleLife #NYTGames #WatercoolerMoment #Finance

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Kevin Reed

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NYT Connections 691: Did You Get These?

NYT Connections #691 had me stumped today! The groups were wild: carvings (BUST, RELIEF, STATUE, TORSO), pillars (BRACE, POST, PROP, SUPPORT), BBQ foods (DOG, LINK, RIB, WING), and words that go before 'neck' (BOTTLE, BREAK, GOOSE, TURTLE). Anyone else get tripped up by the BBQ one? If you need hints or want to flex your win, let’s hear it! #NYTConnections #PuzzleLife #WordGames #BrainTeaser #Finance

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