NYT Pointers and Solutions Revealed for July 18, 2025
The New York Times' daily word game, NYT Connections, continues to challenge players with its intriguing puzzles. Yesterday's hints and answers are now available for those who missed out, and tomorrow's solutions will be revealed soon.
In yesterday's puzzle (#767), the 16 seemingly unrelated words were expertly grouped into four thematically linked categories. Here's a breakdown of the solutions:
1. **Meddle (Words related to snooping or prying):** NOSE AROUND, POKE, PRY, SNOOP 2. **Words After "No" to Mean "It's All Good":** BIGGIE, HARD FEELINGS, SWEAT, WORRIES 3. **Super ___ (Common phrases starting with "Super"):** GLUE, MARIO WORLD, PAC, POWER 4. **Ending With Fish (Phrases that end with a type of fish):** CAMISOLE, CAPE COD, DRUM AND BASS, WU-TANG
Each correct group lights up in one of four colours (yellow, green, blue, purple) to show rising difficulty, adding an extra layer of excitement to the game.
The game allows players to drag and drop or shuffle the board for a fresh angle, making it even more engaging. Four guesses are allowed per puzzle, and the full answers are now available for yesterday's challenge.
For those who are new to the game, the objective is to sort the words into four thematically linked groups of four. The themes behind today's grid are yet to be disclosed, so keep an eye out for tomorrow's hints and answers.
If you're looking for more daily puzzles and NYT game solutions, The Brainy Centre offers a variety of games including WordSearch and Sudoku. And for those eagerly awaiting today's NYT Connections hints and answers, check back shortly as they are forthcoming.
Lastly, don't forget to share your solutions with friends and see if you can outsmart them in this captivating word game. Happy solving!
Someone might share their solutions of NYT Connection's puzzle (#767) on social media, revealing the thematic groups: Super (Super Glue, Super Mario World, Super PAC, Super Power) and Ending With Fish (Camisole, Cape Cod, Drum And Bass, Wu-Tang). As entertainment, books such as puzzle collections or guides on solving NYT Connection could be great sources for those interested in the game.
