Instead of getting a fortune teller to help you with today’s , you can come to us for all the help you need. Today’s puzzle is somewhat challenging and a little self-aggrandizing, but in a way that makes it a bit harder to solve. Depending on your familiarity with not only foreign languages but also very specific cultural products, this puzzle could be easier or could be much more difficult.
If you want something that changes every day but always follows the same exact rules, you should try playing The Password Game every day. There are a lot of rules to follow to tailor your password to perfection. But figuring out exactly how to combine all of the rules into a single solution that does not contradict the others can be quite a challenge. However, I find it a good way to test my brain and keep it happy and healthy with something a little more fun than addition or subtraction.
Today’s puzzle feels quite normal, at least compared to the last two days, but that does not mean that there are not some tricks involved. The easier categories can have some crossover between words, and the last two have words that seemingly don’t share many traits. Separating those out is the key to solving any puzzle, and we are here to help with a few key clues:
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 still need some nudging and some help to finish solving the puzzle, the category names are usually very telling and are your best bet for finishing the game without looking directly at the answers.
LINEUP
NYT OFFERINGS
THINGS MADE BY FOLDING PAPER
FRENCH WORDS
LINEUP
BILL
PROGRAM
SCHEDULE
SLATE
This one was the first category I got today, and it was mainly by looking at all of the words for a long time and seeing that PROGRAM and SCHEDULE both existed and might have another pair to go with them. I originally had them as part of the newspaper group, but once I saw BILL I
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