This article explores today's NYT Connections hints and answers (Image via The New York Times)
Reviewing today's NYT Connections hints and answers for February 18, 2025, can help you solve the puzzle without much difficulty. The New York Times has shared 16 words that must be categorized into four sets of words. While each of these sets is connected to a theme, the names remain unknown until you solve the puzzle. Moreover, you only get four chances to do so.
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This article shares four hints to help you determine the names of the categories so that solving the puzzle is easier. We also provide the answers for today's puzzle in the final segment to help you crosscheck your submissions.
Today's NYT Connections hints (February 18, 2025)
The table below features the hints for the NYT Connections puzzle on February 18, 2025:
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