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Leave it to The New York Times to have an addicting yet educational word game to crack! Since \u201cConnections\u201d is one of the publication\u2019s most popular games, the answer for today, December 28, 2024, was a tough one to solve.<\/p>\n
Luckily, we\u2019ve got the hints and the final answer to today\u2019s puzzle.<\/p>\n
How to Play \u2018Connections\u2019<\/h2>\n
\u201cConnections\u201d begins with a set of 16 words in a grid, and players have to separate the words into four related groups. The difficulty of each category is marked in the colors yellow, green, blue and purple. Yellow is the easier one, while purple is considered the most difficult.<\/p>\n
After a player selects each group\u2019s four words, they click \u201csubmit,\u201d which should become the category\u2019s color if it\u2019s correct.<\/p>\n
\u2018Connections\u2019 December 28 Hints<\/h2>\n
Here are our hints for Saturday\u2019s\u00a0\u201cConnections\u201d answer:<\/p>\n
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- These phrases mean something is very easy to do.<\/li>\n
- These are famous items or artifacts with roots in Greek mythology.<\/li>\n
- These are commonly used in sayings or idioms about things to \u201ckick.\u201d<\/li>\n
- These words begin with possessive pronouns, which show ownership.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\u201cConnections\u201d editor\u00a0Wyna Liu<\/strong>\u00a0is familiar with the frustration that players have when they can\u2019t solve a game. While speaking with\u00a0Slate<\/em>\u00a0in July 2024, Liu described the process behind developing each game.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe process is I have a notebook where I keep down category ideas. And when I sit down to make boards, I\u2019ll take one of those ideas, I\u2019ll take those words, and then I\u2019ll start spinning off of them,\u201d Liu said. \u201cAnd then, the boards will be built from that, and sometimes it goes in surprising directions. I feel like that\u2019s sort of one of the most joyful things about making games. I don\u2019t know what the categories are gonna be. I start with like a seed. And then I\u2019m just like, \u2018Oh, what does this word do?,\u2019 and then maybe like a dozen categories of possibilities and then you kind of see if any of those words are playing off each other, and the brain builds from that.\u201d<\/p>\n
What Is the \u2018Connections\u2019 December 28 Answer?<\/h2>\n
The answer to today\u2019s \u201cConnections\u201d game is:<\/p>\n
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- \u201cNOTHING TO IT!\u201d<\/strong>: EASY, NO SWEAT, PIECE OF CAKE, SURE THING<\/li>\n
- Objects from Greek Myth<\/strong>: AEGIS, APPLE OF DISCORD, GOLDEN FLEECE, PANDORA\u2019S BOX<\/li>\n
- Proverbial Things to Kick<\/strong>: CAN, HABIT, HORNETS\u2019 NEST, TIRES<\/li>\n
- Starting with Possessive Pronouns<\/strong>: HERSHEY, HISTAMINE, ITSY, MINEFIELD<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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- Objects from Greek Myth<\/strong>: AEGIS, APPLE OF DISCORD, GOLDEN FLEECE, PANDORA\u2019S BOX<\/li>\n
- \u201cNOTHING TO IT!\u201d<\/strong>: EASY, NO SWEAT, PIECE OF CAKE, SURE THING<\/li>\n