Sometimes even the best of us need a lifesaver to solve these Connections Riddle of the day, and admittedly sometimes we wish we had one. However, we have persevered and solved today’s answers for you so that you can have all the help you need. This will allow you to maintain your streak and continue in your journey to become a master of these Connections Riddle.
If you like connections, You may also like these Letter boxed Daily puzzle. It has an interesting strategy, like you Have to make your way around the box forming words As you do. I find it one of the more difficult NYT puzzles, but the challenge is satisfying and rewarding when it pays off. Consider giving it a try or two to see if you can get the hang of it and start to recognize the pieces you need to put together.
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Hints for today’s connections category
August 26 #441
Picking up a hint or two can’t hurt, so we jumped in at four. If you want to get a look at today’s categories, you can look at the hints and decide if you want more answers from there:
- One category is about compliance
- One category is about donuts
- One category is about a sport
- One category is missing part of its form
If these hints don’t do the trick, you can look at the answers category below to see if that gives you the final push you need. If not, don’t worry, we still have more for you below.
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Official Sanction |
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Torus-shaped things |
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Bad golf shots |
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Footwear minus “er” health |
Today’s connections answers
August 26 #441
Yellow Answers: Revealed & Explained
Official Sanction |
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APPROVAL |
blessing |
Agree |
Support |
If you are looking for a blessing, this category is full of them. Or, at least, this category is full of Words that have at least one meaning that denotes official sanction of someone or something. It was actually a bit difficult to find another word to use for the clues above, just because the first synonyms that came to mind were all already here. It’s nice to see that I can recognize the easy one first, at least, as normally I tend to make everything much harder than it has to be.
Green Answers: Revealed & Explained
Torus-shaped things |
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BAGEL |
LIFESAVER |
TIRE |
WEATH |
I really think it should be called “donut-shaped”, but so far the editors have not taken my suggestions. While it is Scientifically a torus-shapeDonuts are much more fun and I like the sound of it much more. Although, it makes me hungry.
Similarly, BAGEL and LIFESAVER are also made to make me hungry, although I wouldn’t want to try to eat a rubber tire or a wreath, even if a real one would technically be edible.
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Blue Answers: Revealed & Explained
Bad golf shots |
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HOOK |
Shank |
Slice |
WHIFF |
This one would have taken me ages to actually figure out the category name. I have very little golf knowledge, and most of the terms I know are more like Birdie or Eagle. I could have guessed that a WHIFF is a Bad shot in almost any sport But didn’t know it was an official term. If it is, I have to trust Connections On top of that, and they didn’t take the opportunity to use “donut” so I’m not really sure I can anymore.
Purple Answers: Revealed & Explained
Footwear minus “er” health |
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LOAF |
note |
SNEAK |
WADE |
This one I personally found easier than the previous category, but this is probably due to my grandmother’s obsession with shoes. It was easier to recognize words that are all at least close to a footwear product, so I was able to piece it together a little more.
With any luck, you also have someone in your life obsessed with shoes to help you with this question. I probably should have found someone obsessed with golf.
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Get yourself a donut, you deserve it, and then you can settle down with it and enjoy it while playing another puzzle game listed below:
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June 12, 2023
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