NYT Connections Hints and Answers for December 06 2024​

NYT’s Connections Hints for Today December 06 2024

Here are hints for today's NYT Connections game puzzle December 06, 2024. These hints will help you solve today's puzzle.

• Yellow Category – Some things are just bewildering
• Green Category – Found in Harry Potter
• Blue Category – You got a friend in me
• Purple Category – Some endings are just informal

Categories for Today NYT Connections December 06 2024

The four groups for the NYT Connections puzzle on December 06, 2024, are listed below,

• Yellow – BAFFLE
• Green – CURSE
• Blue – “TOY STORY” CHARACTERS, FAMILIARLY
• Purple – COLLOQUIAL SUFFIXES

NYT's Connections Answers for Today December 06, 2024

Are you curious to know today's NYT's Connections answers? Today's Connections answer is listed below. Today’s NYT Connections puzzle answers are...

• BAFFLE – Perplex, Puzzle, Stump, Vex
• CURSE – Hex, Jinx, Pox, Spell
• “TOY STORY” CHARACTERS, FAMILIARLY – Buzz, Hamm, Rex, Slinky
• COLLOQUIAL SUFFIXES – Core, Gate, Mania, Pilled

Meanings For Today's NYT Connections Words

• Perplex: To confuse or bewilder someone, making them unsure of how to proceed.
• Puzzle: A problem or game designed to test ingenuity or knowledge.
• Stump: To challenge or bewilder someone, often with a difficult question.
• Vex: To annoy, frustrate, or worry someone.
• Hex: A spell or curse intended to bring bad luck or harm.
• Jinx: A person or thing that brings bad luck.
• Pox: A contagious viral disease that causes blister-like sores, often referring to smallpox or chickenpox.
• Spell: A series of words or actions believed to have magical effects.
• Buzz: A continuous humming sound or a feeling of excitement or energy.
• Hamm: A reference to a person who is overly theatrical or dramatic, often in a playful manner.
• Rex: A title meaning "king" in Latin, or a breed of cat or dog known for its curly coat.
• Slinky: A toy or object that moves with a graceful, wavy motion, often down stairs.
• Core: The central or most important part of something.
• Gate: A movable barrier used to close off an entrance, often to a property or enclosure.
• Mania: An excessive enthusiasm, obsession, or mental disorder marked by hyperactivity.
• Pilled: Describes something covered in pills or small rounded objects, often referring to fabric or surface wear.