NYT Connections Puzzle: November 29, 2025 (Puzzle #902)
The New York Times Connections puzzle, a favorite word challenge, asks players to group 16 words into four sets of related terms.
How the Puzzle Works
Players must identify four thematic groups, each containing four words, from a list of 16. Each group shares a meaningful connection or category.
November 29, 2025 Puzzle Breakdown
- The puzzle for this date continues the tradition of testing vocabulary and association skills.
- Players should look for common themes such as categories, functions, or shared meanings among the word groups.
"NYT Connections challenges your ability to spot hidden patterns and links between seemingly unrelated words."
Tips for Solving
- Consider semantic similarities, like synonyms or items from the same category.
- Think about different contexts: nature, technology, emotions, or objects.
- Avoid overthinking; sometimes the connections are straightforward.
This puzzle promotes sharp word-recognition and associative thinking by asking players to group words by subtle themes confidently.
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