Today's Connections Hints & Answers For February 12, 2025 (Puzzle #612)
If you are looking to take receipts on today’s puzzle, you might need a few hints to get you to the end of it without losing your streak. There are some tough categories near the end of this puzzle, and you will want to keep your eye on the details in order to not get tripped up. There are many reasons why this puzzle might feel more challenging, and players should be ready to do some digging around in their brain to get the right connections to the right words.
If you are looking for a fun puzzle that has some of the same challenges but with a different format, the NYT’s puzzle has a great payoff. The cultural references and the challenge to connect the dots remain, but the difference is that you are searching for the words themselves as opposed to trying to group them together. You can find other words in the puzzle to get hints as to what the theme is and where the words are that you actually need to find.
This one was a little tough for me, but it was understandable when I saw the final two categories. There were some references that I was aware of, but that don't tend to be at the forefront of my mind andwould not necessarily come up just by looking at disconnected words. If you need some help, there are a lot of hints that you can take from us to get the references that I struggled to.
The Spelling Bee puzzles created as a New York Times game build a streak of correct answers to get you more points, but they can be hard to keep.
If you are still struggling to get the hang of one of the categories, you can check your work by looking at the category names in the boxes below.
DOCUMENTS OF OWNERSHIP
BITS IN A VARIETY SHOW
PROPS FOR CHARACTERS ON «THE SIMPSONS»
STARTING WITH «SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROLL»
DOCUMENTS OF OWNERSHIP
CERTIFICATE
DEED
RECEIPT
TITLE
These are all things that often prove what someone owns, and some of them seem a little more important than others. There are not many other words that could go in this category,and it is a simple
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