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Connections

It’s a new day, which means it’s time to tackle a fresh puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you’re determined to maintain your winning streak and just need to nail that last tricky category, you’re in luck – we have all the hints you require.

Below, you will find everything you need, from general hints to specific answers. Whether you just need a little push or a clear answer to keep your record intact, you’re in the right spot.

If you accidentally ended up here and are looking for answers for December 21, click here.

Category Hints

We will share these hints starting from the easiest category to the hardest, as determined by the puzzle itself: Yellow, Green, Blue, and finally Purple.

If you’re looking for today’s category hints, click below! These hints won’t reveal the actual categories’ names, but they’ll guide you in the right direction.

Today’s yellow category relates to the very top of the body.

Today’s green category involves words that read the same forwards and backwards.

Today’s blue category concerns television shows focused on crime.

Today’s purple category pertains to humorous pairs, although only half of each pair is mentioned.

Herring Watch: Skull is unrelated to bones, and Abbott has nothing to do with Elementary (though that show is truly fantastic).