HIGHLIGHTS
- Grimace means one of the Characters (Purple Monster) from McDonald’s Commercial for September 11’s Connections.
- The word falls into the Purple Color category, which is the trickiest segment in the NYT game.
- As Grimace is Purple-themed (Things that are purple), you can pair it up with Amethyst, Eggplant, and Lavender.
NYT offers plenty of free and subscription-based Word games, including Connections, Strands, and Crossword Puzzles, released daily.
Connections is one of NYT’s famous games, which was initially released on June 12, 2023.
The game includes 16 words, which should be paired after being divided into four parts; Grimace is among the riddles in today’s Connection.
Grimace Meaning And Other Hints In NYT Connection
If you are a regular NYT Connection player, you should probably have a good knowledge of managing the words and dividing them according to their meaning.
While few of the words can easily be grouped with the other three remaining words, other ones get tricky.
The difficulty of connection is represented by the colors Yellow, Green, Blue and Purple, which are displayed after you manage the words.
After Playing today’s Connection, we figured out Grimace is not actually a facial expression as expected by most players, but is rather connected to McDonald’s Universe.
Pair Purple Character “Grimace” With Similar Hint Words
Grimace fell into the Purple Category during our game, which is the hardest section of the NYT Connection.
Luckily, we quickly paired Grimace with other words, which were all purple, i.e., Amethyst, Eggplant, and Lavender.
Today’s Purple-themed section was quite coincident as the item names were also Purple in color. If you find the remaining connection, you should have the following as the final answer;
- Large Amount of Money (Yellow): Bundle, Fortune, Mint, Pile
- Bit of Wisdom (Green): Tidbit, Nugget, Pearl, Kernel
- Featured In “JURASSIC PARK” (Blue): Amber, Dinosaur, Mosquito, Paleontologist
After parting up 16 words into four different categories with similar hints, you should wait for tomorrow to start Connection #458, or you can jump into NYT’s similar word riddle game.
