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Connections #470 tile list
The Monday, September 23, 2024 puzzle presented these 16 tiles:
CHIP, BED, ROUGH, PATCH, ROCKY, STITCH, PARALLEL, UNEVEN, RUGGED, SOUTH, AMUSEMENT, PLOT, NATIONAL, PARCEL, SCRATCHY, BUMPY.
Hints, from subtle to direct
- Yellow: Think about terrain that is difficult to walk or drive across.
- Green: Think about a small piece of land used for growing.
- Blue: Think of one member of a famous cartoon duo.
- Purple: Each word can come before “park.”
Category labels
- Yellow: Not smooth, as terrain
- Green: Bit of land for growing
- Blue: Member of a cartoon duo
- Purple: ___ park
Complete answers for Connections #470
| Color | Category | Four tiles |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | Not smooth, as terrain | BUMPY, ROUGH, RUGGED, UNEVEN |
| Green | Bit of land for growing | BED, PARCEL, PATCH, PLOT |
| Blue | Member of a cartoon duo | CHIP, ROCKY, SCRATCHY, STITCH |
| Purple | ___ park | AMUSEMENT, NATIONAL, PARALLEL, SOUTH |
Why the groups fit
Yellow: uneven terrain
BUMPY, ROUGH, RUGGED, and UNEVEN each describe a surface that is not smooth.
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Green: growing plots
BED, PARCEL, PATCH, and PLOT can each refer to a piece of land used for growing.
Blue: cartoon-duo members
CHIP pairs with Dale, ROCKY with Bullwinkle, SCRATCHY with Itchy, and STITCH with Lilo.
Purple: words before “park”
AMUSEMENT park, NATIONAL park, PARALLEL park, and South Park complete the set.
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Connections asks players to sort 16 words into four groups of four. It allows up to four mistakes and can be played on the NYT Games website or app. TechRadar characterized this puzzle as easy; Forbes described a perfect solve. Those are individual qualitative impressions, not an official difficulty rating.
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