Today's Connections Hints & Answers For January 11, 2025 (Puzzle #580)
If you are looking for the right hints for today’s puzzle, you are in the right place to get them. Today’s puzzle was a little more difficult for me than the past few, as there were several words that could have gone into multiple categories. This made it harder to separate them out and understand which of the four words was wrong when a “one away” popped up. However, our loss is your gain as we can give you all the hints you need to avoid the same fate.
If you want to try out a different puzzle today, you should try the NYT’s puzzle. It’s a very cute puzzle because of its overall aesthetic. However, it’s also a fun puzzle to play as it tests your knowledge of the dictionary without asking you to remember every meaning of every word ever. All you have to do is remember the word and spell it right. That can be a challenge at times, but it is fun to try to come up with all the words you can.
To get the right answers, you will want to know how to figure out where each word goes. There are a lot of words that mean close to the same thing, and then another set of words that feels very disconnected from all of it. The player will need to know at least a tip or two to get the words right and know where they all go.
Wordle, the popular word-guessing game hosted by The New York Times, has over 1,700 words remaining as possible solutions.
If you still need some tips and tricks, there are plenty of options for you. The first is the names of the categories, followed by the full spoilers for each one.
DISPLAY OF ROWS AND COLUMNS
THINGS TO DO AT A WORK EVENT
OLYMPIC EVENTS SINCE 2000
___ COURT
DISPLAY OF ROWS AND COLUMNS
ARRAY
GRID
MATRIX
TABLE
In this category, I was fairly confused by NETWORK. All of the first few words did not necessarily sound like just rows and columns. It sounded like they were all to do with wires and those kinds of ARRAYS.It didn’t help that NETWORK was the word that clued me into the rest of these words to begin with, as I was using that word as
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