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Today’s Connection Puzzle is very interesting. There are several royal titles that may disappoint you, although keep reading the clues and today’s contact answers.
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Today’s Connection Group Tips
Here are four tips for grouping in today’s Connection puzzles, from the simplest yellow group rankings to the tough (and sometimes weird) purple group.
Yellow group tips: Think about science.
Green group tips: Found in school.
Blue group tips: Cold Willie.
Purple Group Tips: The fifth letter.
Today’s Connection Group Answers
Yellow group: Members of the Kingdom of Classification.
Green Group: Gradient instrument.
Blue group: A species of penguins.
Purple group: “e” stuff.
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What is the answer to today’s connection?
Complete NYT Connection Puzzle, for May 17, 2025, #706.
Yellow words in today’s connection
This topic is a member of the Kingdom in the Taxonomy. The four answers are animals, bacteria, fungi and plants.
Green Words in Today’s Connection
The topic is graduation instruments. The four answers are beaker, protractor, ruler and syringe.
Blue Words in Today’s Connection
The theme is Penguin. These four answers are Chinstrap, Emperor, King and Macaroni.
Purple Words in Today’s Connection
The theme is the “E” thing. These four answers are business, mail, scooter and signature.
Quick tips for connection
#1: Say the clues loudly and stop every time. This can help you hear words in your phrase. Connection editors like to group words in similar terms, such as ____ up.
#2: Don’t go to obvious groupings. These editors are smart. At one point, they provided sponges, bobs, squares and pants in the same puzzle. None of these words are in the same category. If you prefer, click the “Shut” button to make yourself different from the words.
#3: Break down all compound words and look for similarities. “Rushmore” used to be a puzzle, and each word begins with the name of a rock band.
