Every Day Doug Plays Connections 06/14 (New York Times Puzzle Game)
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- čas přidán 12. 06. 2024
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Connections is an engaging word game from the New York Times. Presented with 16 words, you are challenged to find "connections" among four groups of four words each.
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Link to Connections:
www.nytimes.com/games/connect...
#nytimes #newyorktimes #connections - Hry
I got the NATO words immediately. solved it with no mistakes but had no idea what the purple was so 3 points. Ironically I would have known it if they used the clue Hoagie P. Gilligan Jr. LOL
As soon as I saw Yankee I knew that category and went looking for the others 😀. Pink and assignments was easy never heard of Derek Jeter - probably because i’m in the UK 🤷🏻♀️
It was relatively easy if you knew Jeter was #2 but I sort of back into it with thinking Silver Medal is 2nd place and the rest fell into place.
I got the yellow and blue fairly quickly, after that I had some trouble.
I guessed the other categories were - 'pink' and 'second', but could only identify two entries in each.
From Australia, I've never heard of Derek Jeter and most pencils are HB.
Erasers, carnations and bubble-gum can be a lot of colours not just pink. I have had pink bubble-gum.
I ran out of guesses.
Those of you knowing the NATO PHONETIC ALPHABET were lucky. Need I say more???
Eraser and bubblegum can be any colour. Sorry NYT, this set is flawed. No points for you, two for me.
And I think its only pink traditionally in the US / NA, as a non native english speaker, I never saw a pink eraser. It's always white or grey
Same for carnation. There are color variants.
@@petrkdn8224 interesting! Yeah, in the US they can be any color, but the stereotypical mental image is a pink one.