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The latest puzzle might be a little difficult, especially when familiar words have several meanings or can fit into over one category.
NYT Connections asks players to group 16 words into four sets of four based on a shared connection. Several clues may seem obvious, while others completely depend on nicknames, phrases, wordplay and less common meaning.
Today’s NYT connections words
Today’s puzzle includes words and phrases including Night, Rest easy, Sleep tight, Sweet dreams, Bro, Coded, Era, Maxxing, Hour, Line, Morning, Pops, Mom, Noon, Sis and Top spot.
Some of these words are associated with time. Night is the period between sunset and sunrise, while morning is the time of the early day, which is followed by afternoon, and an hour is a 60-minute unit.
Meaning of NYT connections today
Some clues become easier when you consider how the words are used in everyday conversation. Bro, Pops, Mom and Sis, for example, can all describe family members or serve as familiar nicknames.
Other words have more abstract meanings. Coded can refer to something written in secret, while era describes a particular period of time. Line can refer to a straight path, among several other meanings.
The phrases Rest easy, Sleep tight and Sweet dreams may also point toward a common theme.
