NYT Connections Hints February 23, 2025 #623
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Yellow Group Hints February 23, 2025
TEA: Tea leaves spend their whole lives preparing for one perfect moment in hot water. Humans could learn from that.
Hint One
πRub together
Green Group Hints February 23, 2025
JAM: Fruits sacrifice their wholeness to become jam, just so humans can spread their remains on toast.
Hint One
πWays to preserve food
Blue Group Hints February 23, 2025
GRIND: Coffee beans get ground up to make us happy. Maybe they're laughing at how dependent we've become.
Hint One
πBreakfast condiments
Purple Group Hints February 23, 2025
GUTS: Having guts isn't about bravery, it's about having the courage to digest your problems.
Hint One
πProverbial things that are spilled
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Yellow Group NYT Connections Answers
Hint: Rub together
Green Group NYT Connections Answers
Hint: Ways to preserve food
Blue Group NYT Connections Answers
Hint: Breakfast condiments
Purple Group NYT Connections Answers
Hint: Proverbial things that are spilled