Today's Connections Hints & Answers For January 27, 2025 (Puzzle #596)
If you need a hint or two on today’s puzzle, you can get everything you need from the following clues. Today, it felt a little easier than yesterday,but it could have easily gone in a very bad direction if I had not guessed what I did. Sometimes, an instinctual guess can make all the difference, and it was that which helped me win today. However, I can now pass on that knowledge so that you can use guaranteed hints as opposed to running off instinct to win.
If you want a different kind of puzzle that doesn’t require any wordplay at all, the NYT’s puzzle is a great choice. Instead of playing with words, you will have to match images. Not only that, but there are layers on each tile that you have to match, not just the entire tile. That makes it a little harder as you have to look between each. If you are able to get the entire puzzle do in one go, you will have a massive streak and a massive score to go along with it.
If you are looking for hints for today’s puzzle, you are in the right place. You should always be looking at the little details, but that should be employed today in particular. The first category is easy enough, but after that the between the words will not be definition based, which means you need to pay extra attention to get the right combinations of words.
Four categories with four words each sounds simple, but the daily challenge of the Connections game can prove difficult without a few tips to help.
If you need more hints, the category names are often enough to nudge you over the edge. However, if you just need to know what’s in a specific category, the spoilers will likely be more useful to you.
SMALL AMOUNT OF FOOD TO TRY
PROTECTIVE COVERINGS IN NATURE
«EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL»
SEEN IN «THE SHINING»
SMALL AMOUNT OF FOOD TO TRY
BITE
MOUTHFUL
SAMPLE
TASTE
This category was the first one I got and felt like the easiest one. I think the idea of party food, appetizers, or hors d’oeuvres all lean into this idea and it’s relatively common.
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