NYT Connections Hints Today: Connections Help, Clues and Answers.

Note: You can choose hints for categories or the full answer, by scrolling slowly.

If you are a fan of the New York Times Connections Game, then welcome! I’m a big fan myself, and usually do the daily Connections on my commute. But sometimes, I just don’t have enough time, or I get stuck. So I decided to create this page, and be the first to release the daily Connections hints and complete answers.

Here are today’s NYT Connections hints, and complete answers. If you you only want a hint, then stop scrolling after the ‘Hint for todays Connections categories’ headline.

NYT Connections Hints Today – 14. April 2025.

Today’s Connections Hints and Answers:

Hints (without revealing the categories outright):

• Yellow: To impede
• Green: You pay to watch these
• Blue: From a popular video game
• Purple: Gerald, Harrison, etc.

Categories:

• Yellow: Restrict
• Green: Ticketed events
• Blue: Associated with the game The Oregon Trail
• Purple: What “Ford” might refer to

Solutions to Connections #671:

• Restrict
  • BLOCK
  • CHECK
  • DAM
  • STOP
• Ticketed events
  • CONCERT
  • GAME
  • MOVIE
  • PLAY
• Associated with the game The Oregon Trail
  • DYSENTERY
  • FORD
  • HUNT
  • OXEN
• What “Ford” might refer to
  • ACTOR
  • CAR
  • DIRECTOR
  • PRESIDENT

NYT Connections Hints Today – 11. April 2025.

Here’s a hint for todays Connections categories:

Want a hint about the categories without being told the categories? Then try these:

Yellow: Ways to get nutrients
Green: Seen in popular department stores
Blue: The night sky
Purple: They share the first word in common sayings

Here are today’s NYT Connections categories:

Need a little extra Connections help? Today’s connections fall into these categories:

Yellow: Sources of vitamins
Green: Places used in retail suffixes
Blue: Places to find stars
Purple: Words after “Go”

Ready for the answers? This is your last chance to turn back and solve today’s puzzle before we reveal the solutions.

The answer to today’s Connections number 670 is…

What are the NYT Connections answers today?

Sources of vitamins: CITRUS, LEAFY GREENS, SUNSHINE, SUPPLEMENTS
Places used in retail suffixes: CITY, LAND, TOWN, WORLD
Places to find stars: AMERICAN FLAG, GALAXY, RED CARPET, UBER RATING
Words after “Go”: ALL OUT, BETWEEN, KART, STEADY

How the NYT Connections Game Works.

Every day, I get a new puzzle with 16 random words on a grid. My job is to organize them into four sets of four words
that are connected in some way—maybe by category, meaning, wordplay, or pop culture. It sounds simple, but the challenge is real.

You only get four wrong attempts before the game ends, so there’s real pressure to think clearly and avoid common traps.

My Best Strategies for Solving Connections.

• Start with the most obvious connections: If I can clearly group four words into a category like colors, animals, or TV shows, I do that first.
• Shuffle the words: A new layout often helps me see patterns I missed before.
• Don’t overthink: Words might be linked by rhymes, puns, or even a shared suffix.
• Narrow down outliers: If a group almost fits but has one oddball, that word may belong elsewhere.

Where I Go When I Need a Hint or Today’s Answer.

Sometimes I hit a wall and don’t want to burn all my guesses. When that happens, I check out
SchoolTest.org’s NYT Connections Help Page.
It’s my go-to site because they give daily hints, subtle clues, and full answers if I need them.

I’ve also noticed that websites like Mashable and the official NYT Connections Companion page have hint sections,
but in my experience, SchoolTest.org has the clearest and most consistent help when I need it most.

Why I Think the Connections Game Is So Addictive.

I’ve played a lot of word and logic puzzles, but there’s something about Connections that keeps me coming back every day.
I think the appeal comes from a few things:

• It only takes a few minutes, but I still feel like I’ve accomplished something.
• The “aha!” moment when I find a hidden category is genuinely satisfying.
• It’s shareable—perfect for comparing results with friends.
• It forces me to think in different ways and keeps my mind sharp.

Other Good New York Times Games.

If you enjoy Connections like I do, you might also want to check out some of the other puzzles the New York Times offers:

• Connections – Group 16 words into four connected sets.
• Wordle – Daily word guessing game.
• Spelling Bee – Make as many words as possible from seven letters.
• The Crossword – Full-sized and challenging puzzles.
• The Mini Crossword – A faster, smaller version of the classic crossword.
• Letter Boxed,
  Tiles,
  Vertex – All offer visual or spatial challenges.
• Sudoku – The classic number puzzle in digital form.

If you’re looking for help with today’s Connections puzzle or just want to see how others are solving it,
I highly recommend visiting

SchoolTest.org’s NYT Connections Hints Page
.
It’s the best resource I’ve found for reliable and accurate help.

Good luck and enjoy solving!