Need a hint for the July 17, 2025, NYT Connections puzzle, or ready for the full solution? Puzzle #767 groups its 16 words around meddling, phrases that follow “no,” familiar “Super” completions, and fish names at the ends of words or phrases. Spoilers begin below.
Hints for Connections #767
Try these clues before revealing the categories or answers:
- One group describes different ways to meddle in someone else’s business.
- Complete the reassuring expression “No ___.”
- Each answer can follow “Super.”
- Look at the final word or sound: each one is also a fish name.
Spoiler warning: the answers
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| Category | Words | How they connect |
|---|---|---|
| MEDDLE | NOSE AROUND, POKE, PRY, SNOOP | Ways of intruding or trying to find out what is going on. |
| WORDS AFTER “NO” TO MEAN “IT’S ALL GOOD” | BIGGIE, HARD FEELINGS, SWEAT, WORRIES | They complete reassuring phrases: “No biggie,” “No hard feelings,” “No sweat,” and “No worries.” |
| SUPER ___ | GLUE, MARIO WORLD, PAC, POWER | Each completes a familiar “Super” title or phrase: Super Glue, Super Mario World, Super PAC, and superpower. |
| ENDING WITH FISH | CAMISOLE, CAPE COD, DRUM AND BASS, WU-TANG | The endings are sole, cod, bass, and tang. The full words and phrases do not need to name fish. |
Parade and TechRadar published the same date, category names, and 16 answers; WordHint lists the same groupings. Parade’s July 17 guide, TechRadar’s guide to game #767, and WordHint’s clues and answers preserve the historical solution.
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How Connections works
The New York Times describes Connections as a puzzle in which players receive 16 words and find four groups of four that share something in common. Each group has a color: yellow is the easiest and purple the trickiest. The challenge is that words can appear to fit more than one possible theme, although each puzzle has exactly one solution. Read the official Connections rules and help for details.
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The NYT Help Center lists Connections on nytimes.com/games/connections, in the Games app, on nytimes.com/theathletic, and in the News app. Its help page says the daily puzzle releases at midnight in each player’s timezone. The full historical archive goes back to June 12, 2023, and the Help Center lists it as available to All Access and Games subscribers; check the current access terms with the Times, since subscription details can change.
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The same help page also describes Connections Bot, which offers player-specific statistics and a guess-by-guess review. The listed access includes All Access, Home Delivery, and Games subscribers. No verified completion rate, solve-time distribution, or puzzle-specific difficulty score for #767 is established in the cited sources.
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