Connections Help, Hints & Clues for Today, August 18
So, here are the hints, clues, and answers for the August 18 edition of Connections.
Connections hint for August 18
Below you will get the hints needed to complete today's Connections.
Today's sixteen words are CUE, STOP, BREAKFAST, SHOT, POOL, POCKET, PROMPT, PARKING, CHANCE, WI-FI, DIGITAL, OPENING, WRIST, NOD, BREAK, and SIGNAL.
Connections is quite different from the other NYT games like Wordle, Mini Crosswords, and Strands. In this, you need to arrange the sixteen words into four color-coded groups as per their mutual link.
Yellow group – A hint for agreement
Green group –You need this to prove myself
Blue group – These are found in a hotel
Purple group – A word needs to be added
What are the Connections answers for today, August 18?
The time is up, so let's find out the answers for the August 18, 2025, edition of Connections.
Yellow group answer — indication — CUE, NOD, PROMPT, SIGNAL
Green group answer — opportunity — BREAK, CHANCE, OPENING, SHOT
Blue group answer — hotel amenities — BREAKFAST, PARKING, POOL, WI-FI
Purple group answer — words before 'watch' — DIGITAL, POCKET, STOP, WRIST
Today's game had another interesting set of clues and answers. The first group was quite easy, as it was related to the signal. Further, the green group also seemed straightforward, as players needed to find words connected with opportunity. Additionally, the blue group turned out to be the easiest, as it was about hotel amenities. At last, the purple group, termed as the toughest, wasn't that complicated as players needed to add a common word before 'watch.'
This was all for today's game of Connections. If you were intrigued, do come back to check out another puzzle and boost your streak.
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