NYT ‘Connections’ Hints and Answers for January 7
Hey there! If you're into word games, today’s New York Times Connections puzzle is an absolute treat! For those unfamiliar, Connections is a fantastic daily word game from the New York Times where you group related words into four distinct categories. It’s engaging, challenging, and just the right amount of brain workout to start your day!
Here’s how it works: you’re presented with a grid of 16 words. Your goal? Group them into four clusters of four words each based on shared themes. Sounds simple? Well, not quite. Some words might seem like they belong to multiple groups, which adds to the fun and complexity. But don’t worry—today’s hints and answers will help you ace the game if you’re stuck.
Let’s talk about today’s puzzle for January 7. Here’s the breakdown:
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- The yellow group involves vocal music , featuring words like a cappella , barbershop , doo-wop , and madrigal . If you’re a fan of vocal harmony, this might have been the easiest set to solve.
- The green group focuses on expressions of small quantities: a few , certain , some , and various . Pretty straightforward once you spot the common thread.
- Next up, the blue group is all about book subtitles , including A Life , A Novel , Essays , and Part One . This one might trip you up unless you recognize the structure of book titles.
- Finally, the purple group features the cryptic pattern ____ is ____ (is ____) . The words here are a deal , a rose , enough , and love . It’s a tricky one, with a philosophical twist—more abstract than the rest.
If you’ve ever played Wordle or similar games, you know how satisfying it is to figure out these connections. And like those games, you can share your results with friends to see who solves it fastest or with the fewest mistakes. Just remember: if you make four incorrect guesses, it’s game over.
Connections also rewards persistence. Got an NYT Games subscription? You can dive into the archive to play past puzzles. Plus, fans like Kris Holt and Gael Cooper are always ready with hints and strategies online if you need an extra push.
So, how did you fare in today’s puzzle? If you’re anything like me, the yellows probably clicked first, while the purples might have left you scratching your head. But that’s the beauty of Connections —it challenges your brain in the best way possible.
Ready to tackle tomorrow’s puzzle? Don’t forget to hydrate, stay curious, and share the joy of solving with friends. Happy puzzling!
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