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ForbesToday’s NYT “Connections” tips and answers for Monday, September 30thFrom Kris Holt

Hello everyone! If you can believe it (I can’t), we are already three quarters of the way to 2024. In case you’re wondering how my week is going, I bought a ticket to a Sunday show months ago and didn’t forget about it until after the event. Sigh.

Today NYT Connections Hints and answers are coming soon.

How to play connections

Connections is a free, popular one New York Times daily pun. You will receive a new puzzle every day at midnight. You can play on that NYT Website or gaming app.

You will be presented with a grid of 16 words. Your task is to divide them into four groups of four by figuring out the connections between them. The groups can be items you can click on, names of research participants, or words preceded by a body part.

Each puzzle has only one solution and you need to be careful when it comes to words that could fit into more than one category. You can mix up the words to perhaps better see the connections between them.

Each group is color coded. The yellow group is usually the easiest to understand, blue and green are in the middle, and the purple group is usually the most difficult. The purple group often contains puns.

Select four words that you think go together and click Send. If you guess and are wrong, you lose a life. When you’re close to finding the right group, you may see a message saying you’re one word away from the right group, but you still need to figure out which word to swap.

If you make four mistakes, the game is over. Let’s make sure that this doesn’t happen with the help of some tips, and if you really find it difficult, even with today’s ones Connections Answer. Like with Wordle and other similar games, it’s easy to share results with your friends on social media and group chats.

What are today’s connection notes?

Scroll slowly! Right after the clues for each of today’s Connections Groups, I will reveal what the groups are without immediately telling you what words appear in them.

Today’s 16 words are…

• FAST
• FOAM
• CURRENT
• CONDITION
• FAST
• WASH
• HEALTH
• SWEAT
• NORMAL
• WAVE
• FORM
• DISINFECT
• STEW
• FORM
• CASCADE
• TIZZY

And the clues for today’s groups are:

• Yellow group – not OK
• Green group – physical condition
• Blue group – not a completely calm lake
• Purple Group – Device Settings

What are today’s sorority groups?

Do you need additional help?

Be warned: We’re starting to get into this Spoiler territory.

Today’s groups are…

• Yellow group – nervous state
• Green Group – Fitness
• Blue group – fast flowing water
• Purple group – dishwasher programs

What are today’s connection solutions?

Spoiler alert! Don’t scroll any further down the page until you’re ready to find out today Connections Answer.

This is your final warning!

Today Connections Answers are…

• Yellow group – nervous state (LATHER, STEW, SWEAT, TIZZY)
• Green Group – Fitness (CONDITION, SHAPE, HEALTH, FORM)
• Blue group – fast flowing water (CASCADE, STREAM, FAST, WAVE)
• Purple Group – Dishwasher programs (NORMAL, QUICK, RINSE, DISINFECT)

My four-day winning streak is over. This is what happened to me:

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I got off to such a good start because I recognized the blues QUICKLY/QUICKLY despite the distractions. But an estimate of RINSE, FOAM, SHAPE and CONDITION was way off. However, I got the purple group next.

However, it was all downhill from there as I had never heard of LATHER in relation to the yellows and just didn’t understand the greens. I blame it on my anger because I completely forgot about the show I had a ticket for.

Oh well. A new winning streak begins tomorrow.

That’s all for today Connections Hints and answers. Be sure to check out my blog for tips and the walkthrough for Wednesday’s game if you need them.

PS No big talk about it. It’s simply one of my favorite songs (especially this time of year) and I felt like sharing it with others. I hope you like it too: