Tungsten And Watt Meaning In NYT Connections For March 2, 2025 (#630)

The New York Times has released its daily word game, adding 16 new words for the 630th edition of the Connections game.

Today’s game seems easier compared to yesterday’s, with a difficulty rating of 2.7 out of 5.

However, the game includes challenging words like Tungsten and Watt, which may be difficult to categorize.

Answers For Today’s NYT Connections (March 2, 2025)

Analyzing today’s Connections word, the first words that came to my mind were: Dodge, Escape, Lose, and Shake.

Each of the words I chose seem to relate with escaping or avoiding, so group out those words I got the green group ” Evade“.

Despite the careful thinking, I accidentally submitted “Win” instead of “Shake,” causing me to lose a life due to a minor error.

Moving on with the remaining words, I picked Airplane, Do Not Disturb, Ring, and Vibrate, each referring to mobile functions/settings we use occasionally.

So, submitting the words, I got the yellow group “Cellphone Modes“.

Tungsten And Watt Meaning In NYT Connections #630

Analyzing the remaining group, I picked words like Win, West, Tungsten, and Watt, as each word seems to be symbolized by the letter “W.”

Tungsten (also called wolfram) is a chemical element with the symbol W and atomic number 74. Watt is the SI unit of power, whose symbol is also W.

Furthermore, West and Win are represented by the letter “W,” so based on this assumption, I created the blue group “What ‘W’ Might Stand For.“

With only four words remaining, I quickly submitted the word and was able to complete today’s Connection game with the following answers;

• Yellow: Cellphone Modes: Airplane, Do Not Disturb, Ring, Vibrate
• Green: Evade: Dodge, Escape, Lose, Shake
• Blue: What “W” Might Stand For: Tungsten, Watt, West, Win
• Purple: ___String: Draw, Ham, Heart, Shoe