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NYT Connections Hints and Answers for March 1, 2024 (#264)

Hints, category clues and the complete answer set for the Friday, March 1, 2024 NYT Connections puzzle, #264.
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These hints and answers are for the Friday, March 1, 2024 edition of Connections, puzzle #264. Start with the spoiler-light clues below; the four category names and all sixteen answers appear farther down.

Hints for Connections #264

Use the clues in order, and stop when you have enough to solve the board.

  1. One group is made up of garlic bread ingredients.
  2. FRONTIER and FANTASY belong together.
  3. GAMBLE and STAKE belong together.
  4. For the last group, each word can come before “BAT.”

Full answers for March 1, 2024

Spoilers: The board’s sixteen words were BUTTER, FRUIT, FANTASY, BASEBALL, TOMORROW, GARLIC, CRICKET, VAMPIRE, STAKE, FRONTIER, BET, BREAD, PARSLEY, RISK, ADVENTURE, and GAMBLE.

Category Words Connection
GARLIC BREAD INGREDIENTS BREAD, BUTTER, GARLIC, PARSLEY Ingredients associated with garlic bread.
WAGER BET, GAMBLE, RISK, STAKE Terms associated with betting or wagering.
DISNEYLAND LANDS ADVENTURE, FANTASY, FRONTIER, TOMORROW Each completes the name of a Disneyland land.
___ BAT BASEBALL, CRICKET, FRUIT, VAMPIRE Each word can precede “bat.”

How Connections works

The New York Times describes Connections as a word game in which players sort sixteen words into four groups of four based on a shared connection. The groups are color-coded from Yellow, the easiest, through Green and Blue to Purple, the trickiest. The Times says each puzzle has one solution and may include words that appear to fit more than one category. Its editors curate words and categories using the Oxford Dictionary. Read the New York Times Help Center’s Connections guide.

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Daily play and the archive

The Help Center says the daily game is free on its listed platforms and becomes available at midnight in the player’s timezone. The Connections archive is a separate subscriber feature; the Help Center describes it as covering puzzles back to June 12, 2023, with access for All Access and Games subscribers. A New York Times account is needed to save archived progress and play history. Access terms can change. Check the current Connections access details.

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