The hints and answers for the NYT Connections for April 26, 2025, are now available for interested players. The word game is one of the most popular components of The New York Times. To solve the grid, a player must categorize 16 words into the correct four groups of four. Each of these groups represents a theme, which can be a wide array of things, from homophones to anagrams to actual words becoming jibberish due to the addition of an extra letter. Moreover, four colors — yellow, green, blue, and purple — are used to denote the level of the groups, with yellow representing the easiest and purple the hardest.
So, here is everything you need to know about how to solve the April 26th edition of Connections.
Connections hints for April 26
The hints for April 26 Connections are as follows:
Yellow Category
Related to the outer appearance of something.
Green Category
A specific type of area or land.
Blue Category
Related to people who have the same first name.
Purple Category
Must be rearranged to figure out how something looks on the outside.
What are the Connections answers for today, April 26?
The following are the NYT Connections answers for today, April 26:
Yellow Category: TINT
Color, Hue, Shade, and Tone
Green Category: VALLEY
Dale, Dell, Glen, and Hollow
Blue Category: BOBS
Dole, Hope, Marley, and Ross
Purple Category: COLOR ANAGRAMS
Dre, Gary, Genre, and Lube
Today’s NYT Connections was relatively easy. Soon after starting on the puzzle, we immediately solved the Purple Category. We then successfully solved the Yellow one. The remaining two did give us trouble as we tried to figure out whether Dale, Dell, and Doll should go together. Given that we had already used the fourth D-word from the grid, those ideas were discarded. It took us some time, but we figured out what the Blue Category is supposed to be. Eventually, the Green Category solved itself.
