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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: Maybe it's permission.
Green group tips: Quit me!
Blue group tips: ante!
Purple Group Tips: Many soap dispensers.
Today's Connection Group Answers
Yellow group: Discount.
Green Group:Stimulate.
Blue group: Poker action.
Purple group: Something you can smoke.
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What is the answer to today’s connection?
July 29, 2025, #779's full NYT connection puzzle.
Yellow words in today's connection
Theme is discount. These four answers are deals, promotions, sales and special answers.
Green Words in Today's Connection
The theme is exciting. The four answers are bugs, nettles, ruffles and steam.
Blue Words in Today's Connection
The theme is poker action. These four answers are call, check, fold and raise.
Purple Words in Today's Connection
Theme is something you can pump. The four answers are brakes, fists, gas and iron.
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.