Today’s Connections Hints and Answers for August 28, 2024 (Riddle #443)

Sometimes, it can be difficult to predict what each category is going for in certain Connections Puzzles. There are so many different options and many times words have meanings that we don’t expect. If you’re still unsure about your journey today, we’ve got everything you need to put the clues together and finish the puzzle without delay.

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Hints for today’s connections category

August 28 #443

Today’s puzzle has some interesting categories, so these hints can be crucial in helping you figure out what you’re doing.

• One category is about kinds of play
• One category is about what can be attached to each other
• One category is about the state of things in it
• One category is about words that can all come after another word

If that still hasn’t satisfied your thirst for answers, we have more waiting for you in the various tables below starting with category names.

	Playground equipment
	Found at the end of a string/cord
	Described as dry
	baby ___

Today’s connections answers

August 28 #443

Yellow Answers: Revealed & Explained

This was a bit tricky, just because Tetherball is often playground equipment And I, in fact, one on the playground I spent most of my childhood years. This makes it difficult to realize that it does not belong here, and it took too many attempts to separate it from the rest of the words.

This is difficult because it takes away your wiggle room to get it right, and you should look at each word instead of assuming that one fits somewhere more than others.

Green Answers: Revealed & Explained

Instead, TETHERBALL actually belongs in this category with All things that hang at the end of a string. Personally, I think pendulums are more often than not metal, but I’ll take it. What really stumped me in this category is the tea bag, because it doesn’t really have the back and forth movement the others all do. I was fairly convinced that TEETER-TOTTER belonged to the rest of the words and tea bag did not.

Blue Answers: Revealed & Explained

The fact that two of these have a relationship with alcohol can be a source of confusion, but luckily them actually being in the same category should stop some of the confusion. However, connecting humor and desert to the other two as “things that are dry” Can be a harder line of thought to follow. The words in the next category are also a little difficult to piece together, but if you can manage to do it first, it may be best saved for last.

Purple Answers: Revealed & Explained

This one can be difficult to piece together, but it feels a little more straightforward than the previous category. Maybe because blues, steps and teeth Can all be related to babies Without the word for him.

This may make it easier to merge the three, but it can be difficult to figure out that BOOMER is in the same category. I think it’s a little easier because of the amount of generational talk that often gets thrown around.

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