Wanda And Rummage Meaning In NYT Connections For 10 December (#548)

NYT Connections might be one of the best games that New York Times Publishers offers, suppressing other goods like Strads and Crossword.

Connections feature 16 new words daily, which players must group into four categories, each with a common theme.

Sometimes, Connection offers a few words that are hard to group out. For example, in today’s game, you will find words like Wanda and Rummage.

Answers For Today’s (December 10) NYT Connections With Words Meaning

If you closely analyze today’s NYT Connections word, you might collect words like Cruise, Takeoff, Taxi, and Touchdown, just like I did.

All these words seem related to the flights or airlines we normally see while visiting airports.

After grouping these words, I got the green group titled “Parts Of Flights.“

Dub Meaning In NYT Connections #548 With Yellow Group Answers

Moving on with the remaining group, I picked words like Call, Dub, Label, and Name, as they seem to relate to the title or something.

Dub basically means to give someone an unofficial name or nickname. This meaning allows us to directly connect words like Call, Name, and Label.

Later, grouping out the words, I got the yellow group titled “Give a Title To.”

Rummage And Fumble Meaning In NYT Connections #548

Now that only 8 words remained, I quickly analyzed them and picked words like Rummage, Fumble, Fish, and Root (with my friend’s suggestion).

Rummage basically means to search unsystematically and untidily through something. With this meaning, it was easy to connect other words, where fish referred to Fish around.

Likewise, a Fumble is an act of doing or handling something clumsily. This means that fumble directly relates to Fish, Rummage, and Root, where root refers to the root around.

Therefore, after grouping out the words, I got the blue group titled “ Feel Around (For).”

All Answers For December 10 NYT Connections With Wanda Meaning

With only four words remaining, I was sure all the words were of the same group, but I could not figure out how.

The word Wanda has a different meaning; some may relate it to Wanda Maximoff from Marvel Comics.

But the actual meaning of Wanda is a Polish origin word that means “shepherdess” or “wanderer,.”

With its original meaning, I could not figure out how it was connected with the other remaining words. Later, my friend suggested it referred to Rwanda country in today’s game.

So, with this hint, I cracked the connections: Inland, Ran, and Olivia referred to Finland, Iran, and Bolivia.

Finally, after getting the final group, “Countries Minus First Letter,” I completed today’s game with the following answers;

• Parts Of a Flight (Green): Cruise, Takeoff, Taxi, Touchdown
• Give a Title To (Yellow): Call, Dub, Label, Name
• Feel Around (For): Fish, Fumble, Root, Rummage
• Countries Minus First Letter (Purple): Inland, Olivia, Ran, Wanda