Today's Connections Hints & Answers For December 24, 2024 (Puzzle #562)
When you are struggling with today’s puzzle, you might be wondering what you can do to correct it. There are multiple solutions possible, but having some hints and tricks are always helpful to give you access to those solutions. There are some confusing pieces to today’s puzzle, and one category is much less about the words themselves than what they make together. That is why having a nudge in the right direction can be crucial to making it through a puzzle.
If you want a puzzle that is a little harder but with no limits on guesses, then you may want to try the NYT’s puzzle. The lack of limits makes a big difference in how you go about solving the puzzle,and it makes you feel a little more free in being able to experiment a little and see what works one piece at a time. The 4-guess limit in always felt restrictive, especially if you are unfamiliar with some of the words, so this feels a lot better.
Today’s categories are an interesting mix, and some of them I myself would never get without a little help. I was very close to one of them several times and did not see what the right final word was. There are a lot of possible options in some of these categories and one of them is another one of those “so obvious it feels like it must be wrong” categories. To help you decipher the puzzle, here are four hints:
This tricky little five by five crossword isn't always as easy as it looks; here are a couple easy tips and tricks to beat your friends' times!
If these hints are not enough for you to finish solving the puzzle, there is still more help to be had with this puzzle.
«LIONS AND TIGERS AND BEARS, OH MY!»
BELOVED, AS A FRIEND
WORDS THAT SOUND LIKE PLURAL LETTERS
WHEN TRIPLED, HIT SONG TITLES
«LIONS AND TIGERS AND BEARS, OH MY!»
BEARS
LIONS
OH MY
TIGERS
All of these words were, at least for me, lined up on the top row of the category. I felt sure that it was all a trick and that these four words and phrases couldn’t possibly go in the same category because that
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