Get NYT Connections Hints for December 28, 2024. Find hints and solutions for puzzle #566, including word connections and hidden categories.
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MINEFIELD: People say life is a minefield of challenges, but for the mines, we're just annoying feet disturbing their peaceful existence.
Casual expressions for confirming or agreeing
Phrases meaning 'no problem at all'
“nothing to it!”
HERSHEY: A Hershey bar thinks it's being eaten, but really it's just fulfilling its lifelong dream of becoming part of someone's happiness.
Important objects from Greek mythology
Divine artifacts with significant powers
Objects from greek myth
TIRES: We say tires are worn out, but maybe they're just experienced in life's roads.
Words that can mean 'container' or 'state of being'
Could make you feel drained when these are worn out
Proverbial things to kick
NO SWEAT: When someone says 'no sweat,' your sweat glands feel very unappreciated for all their hard work.
Some relate to allergic reactions
Contains 'H' and 'I' letter combinations
Starting with possessive pronouns
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Hint: “nothing to it!”
Hint: Objects from greek myth
Hint: Proverbial things to kick
Hint: Starting with possessive pronouns