The New York Times Connections puzzle continues its daily challenge, even on Mondays. For those struggling to maintain their streak or facing a limited number of guesses, this guide offers assistance for today's puzzle, dated September 21st.
Hints for Today's Connections Puzzle
Here are the hints to aid in solving today's Connections puzzle:
- Yellow Hint: These terms relate to places where items are stored within an inbox.
- Green Hint: These are items used to entice fish.
- Blue Hint: These words are actions associated with the game of chess.
- Purple Hint: This category involves the beginnings of composers' names.
Additional clues suggest that one group contains partial words, and every category includes at least one word with the letter 'C'. Specific words to consider for each group are: Compose (Yellow), Chum (Green), Mate (Blue), and Chop (Purple).
Today's Connections Groups Revealed
If the hints are not enough, the four themes connecting the words in today's puzzle are:
- Yellow: Email Buttons
- Green: Ways to Attract Fish
- Blue: Chess Verbs
- Purple: Starts of Composers' Names
Full Answer to Today's Connections Puzzle
For those who require the complete solution for Monday, September 21st, the groups and their corresponding words are:
- Yellow: Email Buttons - Compose, Drafts, Sent, Spam
- Green: Ways to Attract Fish - Chum, Fly, Spinner, Worm
- Blue: Chess Verbs - Capture, Castle, Check, Mate
- Purple: Starts of Composers' Names - Beet, Brah, Chop, Viva
The purple group, in particular, often presents a unique challenge by hiding words within other words or by providing only partial terms. A new Connections puzzle is released daily at midnight, offering a fresh opportunity to test your word-finding skills.