NYT Connections #822: Hints And Answers To Help You Crack September 10 Puzzle

(MENAFN- Live Mint) After Wordle , NYT Connections , launched on June 12, 2023, is the second-most-played game on the internet by the Times. You can play Connections for free on the NYT's website or Games app. You have a grid of 16 words. All you need to do is create four groups of four. While the yellow and green groups consist of synonymous words, the blue group contains cultural references. The purple group involves wordplay.

Only three mistakes are permitted. If you make a wrong guess for the fourth time, the game will automatically end.

A hint for each Connections category today, September 10

Yellow group hint: What you might say to express disapproval or annoyance

Green group hint: What F1 cars do on the tracks

Blue group hint: What Beverly Hills Cop and Dr. Dolittle have in common

Purple group hint: Someone with a throne and a kingdom to rule

Today's NYT Connections groups (September 10, 2025)

Yellow group –“You should know better!”

Green group – Move quickly

Blue group – Eddie Murphy roles

Purple group – King __

Answers for today's NYT Connections (#822)

What are the yellow words in today's Connections? Bad, shame, tsk, tut tut

What are the green words in today's Connections? Barrel, fly, race, zip

What are the blue words in today's Connections? Akeem, Dolittle, Donkey, Foley

What are the purple words in today's Connections? Cake, cobra, Kong, Tut

Also read: NYT Connections #821: Hints and answers for September 9 puzzl

How to get better at solving NYT Connections?

NYT Connections, like other word games, tests your vocabulary and common sense. You should be able to draw a link between the words to create distinct groups. Since only three mistakes are allowed, be very careful with the choices. Make the submissions only after you are confident. Most people who approach the puzzles in a hurry get them wrong. Always remember that the yellow and green groups will have synonymous words. Make sure you have a lucid understanding of the cultural references for the blue group. And if you notice wordplays, reserve them for the purple group in the puzzle.

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