Today's NYT Connections hints and answers (Image via The New York Times)
With today's NYT Connections hints and answers (April 14, 2025), players can continue their winning streak in the puzzle game. The New York Times provides 16 words that must be categorized into four categories, each connected by a theme. However, the publisher does not reveal the names of the themes until you solve the puzzle. Moreover, you only have four chances to do so, making it fairly challenging.
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This article provides four hints to help you decipher the names of the categories or words that might suit them. This way, you can narrow down your guesses. You can also cross-check your answers to the puzzle in the section below.
Hints for today's NYT Connections (April 14, 2025)
Here are the NYT Connections puzzle hints for April 14, 2025:
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