The February 10 edition of Connections is now available to solve on the NYT’s website and application. This interesting game presents a group of 16 words, and players must allocate them to four groups, revolving around a central theme. They may involve concepts such as homophones or palindromes. After cracking the right four-word groups, colors are designated to each group, ranging from purple to yellow—the former being the toughest. Each group falls under a different type of difficulty layer, adding a bit of challenge and fun for players. Throughout the game, this article will provide you with all the assistance you need to crack the puzzle.
Connections hint for February 10
Today’s 16 words are as follows: Aunt, Aroma, Shower, Bouquet, Vase, Pepper, Nose, Stop, Uncle, Tomato, Truce, Dust, Scatter, Note, Either, and Mercy. Put these words into four groups based on the hints given below. The hints are placed from easy to difficult levels.
Yellow group: To garnish small pieces of something on a dish to either decorate it or to add taste.
Green group: Strong smell that comes from a grape-flavored or any other fruit-flavored drink.
Blue Group: It indicates discontinuing something because one has had enough of it.
Purple Group: It’s a group of words that are spelled the same but can be pronounced differently.
What are the Connections answers for today, February 10?
SPRINKLE (Group Yellow)
Dust, Pepper, Scatter, Shower
SCENTS OF WINE (Group Green)
Aroma, Bouquet, Nose, Note
“AAH, ENOUGH!” (Group Blue)
Mercy, Stop, Truce, Uncle
WORDS FAMOUSLY PRONOUNCED DIFFERENT WAYS (Group Purple)
Aunt, Either, Tomato, Vase
Based on the hints, the first two groups are easier to identify, but it’s the last two where things get trickier. Words like Aunt and Uncle might make it hard for players to guess. However, if given enough thought on difficult levels, trying out mismatches would be the easiest way to work through them.
