Today's Connections Hints & Answers For March 6, 2024 (Puzzle #268)

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The March 6 is here and many players may lose their long-standing win streak on this one. If you're having trouble with today's word groupings we've provided some helpful hints that will reveal today's categories. If you need to go even further with some cheats we've also supplied each answer grouping below.

One of the best ways to prepare for a daily game of is to utilize the shuffle button right away. Oftentimes the game will group words together to confuse players and it's one of the game's best strategies against you. Mixing the words right away will stop your brain from grabbing onto the obvious, but incorrect, groupings.

Before fully spoiling today's answers we wanted to provide the categories in case you needed just a little push in the right direction.

PARTS OF AN AIRPORT

LEGAL TERMS

THINGS A JUGGLER JUGGLES

WORDS ENDING IN CLOTHING

PARTS OF AN AIRPORT

HANGAR

RUNWAY

TARMAC

TERMINAL

An incredibly easy start to today's game with TERMINAL and TARMAC leading the way. It was easy to spot out the other two words despite the common theme of today's game being compound words.

LEGAL TERMS

ACTION

CLAIM

COMPLAINT

LAWSUIT

LAWSUIT almost ruined our win with the green category as it fits nicely into the purple category as well as this one. CLAIM and COMPLAINT though made it fairly easy to decipher, but the other two words threw us off the categories scent.

THINGS A JUGGLER JUGGLES

BEANBAG

CLUB

RING

TORCH

This was our leftover category for the day, it wasn't that it was an overly difficult one but the other compound words were really grabbing our attention. RING and TORCH seem like the obvious starters for this one.

WORDS ENDING IN CLOTHING

FOXGLOVE

GUNSHOE

TURNCOAT

WINDSOCK

We spent most of our time on this particular category in today's game. There were so many compound words at the start that we ended up wasting a few attempts trying to make it work. Once the clothing idea appeared in our brains we lost another attempt by using LAWSUIT. Luckily