HIGHLIGHTS
- The actual meaning of Phish is to try to trick people into giving secret information using fake emails or websites, but in today’s NYT Connections, it is a Homophone of Fish.
- Bore, Links, and Towed are other words that complete today’s purple group titled ” Animal Homophones,” along with Phish.
- Starry basically means full of or lit by stars, but in today’s Connections game, it is a part of “Citrus Sodas,” a blue group, where Starry is a lemon-lime soft drink.
Today’s NYT Connections marks the 551st day of its release, featuring 16 new words as usual.
Unlike yesterday’s Connections game, today’s game has words instead of images, making it a bit easier than yesterday’s.
Yet, a few words in today’s game might confuse you, just like me. Words like “Phish” and “Starry” seem quite challenging.
Answers For Today’s (December 13) NYT Connections With Words Meanings
After closely analyzing today’s NYT Connections words, the first four that I picked were Trash, Spam, Drafts, and Sent.
All these words I picked connect with the folders or files that we usually see when sending emails or messages.
Later, after grouping out the words, I got the green group titled ” Email Folders.”
Sprite And Starry Meaning In NYT Connections #551
With only four words remaining, I picked Sprite, Starry, Crush, and Squirt, as each of these words seemed to connect with some drinks.
Sprite is a clear, lemon-lime-flavored soft drink created by the Coca-Cola Company.
Starry is a word that is related to stars in the entertainment world. But in today’s Connections game, Starry refers to a lemon-lime soft drink by PepsiCo.
Likewise, Crush and Squirt are soda drinks that can normally be found in markets. So with all these words, I got the yellow group titled ” Citrus Soda.”
Phish And Towed Meaning In NYT Connections #551
Moving further with the remaining words, I collected words like Phish, Towed, Links, and Bore, as all these words seem connected with animal names.
On the other hand, December 8 NYT Connections also had one group with the homophone words, so I was pretty sure those words were the same in today’s game.
The actual meaning of Phish to try to trick people into giving secret information using fake emails or websites. But in today’s game, Phish is Homophones of Fish.
Towed basically means pull (another vehicle or boat) along with a rope, chain, or tow bar, but in today’s game, it is the homophones of Toad, a common name for certain frogs.
Meanwhile, Bore referred to Boar, a wild pig, and Links is homophone of Lynx, any of the four extant species within the medium-sized wild cat genus.
All Answers For Today’s NYT Connections
Later, after grouping out the words Bore, Links, Phish, and Towed, I got the purple group titled ” Animal Homophones.”
Now that only 4 words remained, I grouped them and got the final yellow group, “Fantasy Creatures.”
Finally, after getting the easiest yellow group at the end, I was able to complete December 13 NYT Connections with the following answers;
- Email Folders (Green): Drafts, Sent, Spam, Trash
- Citrus Sodas (Blue): Crush, Sprite, Squirt, Starry
- Animal Homophones (Purple): Bore, Links, Phish, Towed
- Fantasy Creatures (Yellow): Pixie, Troll, Giant, Dragon
