NYT ‘Connections’ Hints and Answers for February 21—Let’s Crack Today’s Puzzle!

NYT ‘Connections’ Hints and Answers for February 21—Let’s Crack Today’s Puzzle

NYT ‘Connections’ Hints and Answers for February 21—Let’s Crack Today’s Puzzle!

Hey everyone! The weekend is almost here, and what better way to warm up your brain than with today’s NYT Connections puzzle? If you’re like me, you love the challenge of finding those hidden links between words. But let’s be real—some days, it’s a breeze, and other days, it feels like an uphill battle. No worries, though—I’ve got you covered with some hints (and the answers if you really need them).

For those new to Connections , here’s the deal: The game presents you with 16 words, and your task is to group them into four sets of four based on a shared theme. Sounds simple, right? Well, there’s a catch—some words seem to fit multiple categories, which can throw you off. And with only four mistakes allowed before it’s game over, you’ve got to think carefully. The color coding helps: yellow is usually the easiest, green and blue fall in the middle, and purple? That one’s often a head-scratcher.

Now, let’s talk about today’s puzzle. If you want to solve it on your own, here are some hints to point you in the right direction:

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  • Yellow Group : Think about different ways to solve a problem.
  • Green Group : This one is all about gathering crops.
  • Blue Group : If you’ve ever used Photoshop, these tools should look familiar.
  • Purple Group : These are items that can be either right- or left-handed.

Alright, drumroll, please… Here are today’s answers:

  • Yellow (Ways to solve a problem) : ANSWER, FIX, REMEDY, SOLUTION
  • Green (Collect, as from an orchard) : GATHER, HARVEST, PICK, REAP
  • Blue (Photoshop tools) : ERASER, EYEDROPPER, LASSO, MAGIC WAND
  • Purple (Objects that may be right- or left-handed) : BASEBALL GLOVE, CAN OPENER, GOLF CLUB, GUITAR

This one had some tricky moments! I initially got stuck trying to place Magic Wand —it felt like it belonged with solutions and Photoshop tools. But once I nailed down the green group, everything else started to click. How did you do?

If you’re hooked on Connections like I am, don’t forget to check back tomorrow for the next round of hints and solutions. And if you’re looking for even more word game fun, you can dive into the NYT Connections archive—just make sure you have an NYT All Access or Games subscription.

Alright, that’s it for today! Stay hydrated, call someone you love, and most importantly—happy puzzling! 🎉

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