“Mace” And “Pap” Meaning In NYT Connections With All Groups Answers For September 16

Among the 16 words of NTY Connection, there might be a few that confuse you when trying to figure out which group it suits the most.

EBB, Dwindle, Dwell, and A-F were challenging words to group out in previous days of NYT Connections.

Meanwhile, Mace, Pap, and Mush are some of the words that might confuse you in today’s (September 16) NYT Connections.

Solutions For Today’s NYT Connections

When grouping words in NYT Connections, it will be helpful to start with easy words and leave the rest for the end.

When you analyze all 16 words for today’s NYT Connections, you might notice a few that sound similar or related.

The words “Chief,” “Premier,” “Principal,” and “Supreme” seem to fit together. If you had thought of it, you might have got the first yellow group with the title” Foremost.”

While observing the remaining words, you might not see a few edible foods, like Pinepale, Corn, Cheese, and Mushrooms.

Thinking of these as similar, we grouped the words, but we were wrong and made mistakes. You might have made the same mistake we did if you had thought of it.

Mace Meaning And Spiky Things Group On September 16 NYT Connections

Finally, after two mistakes and a few hints, we came to group words like cactus, hedgehog, Mace, and pineapple in a stationery set titled” spiky things.”

Now, you might think Cactus, Hedgehog, and Pineapple do seem to fit, but how does Mace fit in?

While we were wondering the same thing, we Googled it and discovered that a Mace is a heavy spiked club used as a weapon in the Middle Ages.

So, considering all the words are spiky, we move forward with September 16 NYT Connections with the other remaining groups.

Pap Meaning And All Groups Answer For Today’s NYT Connections

Now that only 8 words are remaining to group out, you might find a few words like Cheese, Corn, and Mush related to foods.

If you thought so, you are right. But if you are wondering what the one remaining word is, then it is “Pap.”

Pap is bland, soft, or semi-liquid food suitable for babies; you can group out “Pap” with words like Cheese, Corn, and Mush to proceed to the end of today’s NYT Connections with the category titled “overly sentimental work.”

With three mistakes and a few hints, we finally ended with only four words remaining. Analyzing the words, it was a bit confusing how they seemed to fit together.

But after completing the game, we found out the last group was titled “Things that are capped,” which gives meaning to these words.

If you completed the September 16 NYT Connection game with multiple hints and mistakes, you will see the following results.

• Foremost (Yellow): Chief, Premier, Principal and Supreme
• Spiky things (Green): Cactus, Hedgehog, Mace and Pineapple
• Overly sentimental work (Blue): Cheese, Corn, Mush and Pap
• Things that are capped (Purple): Bottle, Graduate, Mushroom and Salary

Once you have completed today’s NYT Connections, you can try other New York Times games, including Strands and Crossword.