NYT Connections for April 14 is now available to solve. This interesting game offers players 16 words every day to divide into four different categories. These words may be homophones or palindromes. Each category would be based on a certain theme. Here, the difficulty level is marked by colors; yellow is considered the easiest group, whereas purple is deemed the toughest to crack. Throughout the puzzle-solving process, hints and clues will assist you in accurately placing the words in categories.
Let’s solve today’s Connections.
Connections hint for April 14
The sixteen words for Connections’ April 14 are as follows: Concert, Director, Dystentery, Dam, Actor, Movie, Block, Oxen, Stop, Car, Play, President, Ford, Game, Check, and Hunt. Below are hints for today, placed from easiest to toughest group.
(YELLOW) – This category is all about the meaning to halt or cause a barrier for not allowing someone or something to proceed.
(GREEN) – This group refers to a place where you require a ticket to get in and enjoy the event.
(BLUE) – This group’s all of the words are associated with a computer game, The Oregon Trail.
(PURPLE) – This category refers to Ford, a word that can be used for various things and people.
What are the Connections answers for today, April 14?
Here are the answers for Connections, April 14.
YELLOW GROUP:
BLOCK, CHECK, DAM, STOP
GREEN GROUP:
CONCERT, GAME, MOVIE, PLAY
BLUE GROUP:
DYSTENTERY, FORD, HUNT, OXEN
PURPLE GROUP:
ACTOR, CAR, DIRECTOR, PRESIDENT
In today’s puzzle, the Yellow and Green groups were easier to crack. However, things will become trickier in the Blue group, especially when one isn’t familiar with the computer game with which the words are related. In such cases, one can segregate the words into groups that they are confident in first. Then, later, they can manually put the remaining words into two groups to discover their category through one’s guess and hints.
