NYT Connections Hints and Answers for December 10 2024​

NYT’s Connections Hints for Today December 10 2024

Here are hints for today's NYT Connections game puzzle December 10, 2024. These hints will help you solve today's puzzle.

• Yellow Category – Labels, Labels, Labels
• Green Category – Travelers will know these
• Blue Category – Words used for when looking
• Purple Category – Almost a country name

Categories for Today NYT Connections December 10 2024

The four groups for the NYT Connections puzzle on December 10, 2024, are listed below,

• Yellow – GIVE A TITLE TO
• Green – PARTS OF A FLIGHT
• Blue – FEEL AROUND (FOR)
• Purple – COUNTRIES MINUS FIRST LETTER

NYT's Connections Answers for Today December 10, 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...

• GIVE A TITLE TO – Call, Dub, Label, Name
• PARTS OF A FLIGHT – Cruise, Takeoff, Taxi, Touchdown
• FEEL AROUND (FOR) – Fish, Fumble, Root, Rummage
• COUNTRIES MINUS FIRST LETTER – Inland, Olivia, Ran, Wanda

Meanings For Today's NYT Connections Words

• Call: To speak loudly to get someone's attention or to name someone or something.
• Dub: To give a name or title to someone or something, or to add sound effects to a film or recording.
• Label: A piece of information or tag attached to something to identify or describe it.
• Name: A word by which a person, thing, or concept is identified or known.
• Cruise: To travel smoothly or leisurely, especially by ship or car, or to move steadily at a fixed speed.
• Takeoff: The action of an aircraft leaving the ground and starting to fly.
• Taxi: To move an aircraft on the ground to a takeoff or landing area, or a car used for public transport.
• Touchdown: The moment an aircraft lands on the ground, or when a player in American football carries the ball into the opponent’s end zone.
• Fish: A water-dwelling creature with fins and gills, or to catch fish using a rod or net.
• Fumble: To handle something clumsily or to fail to hold onto something, especially in sports.
• Root: To support or cheer for someone, or the part of a plant that anchors it to the ground and absorbs nutrients.
• Rummage: To search through something in a disorganized way, often looking for something specific.
• Inland: Situated or located away from the coast or shore, towards the interior of a country.
• Olivia: A common personal name, often used for women.
• Ran: The past tense of "run," meaning to move swiftly on foot.
• Wanda: A personal name, typically used for women.