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1Repair Windows errors before they cause bigger problems2Scan for outdated or missing drivers - takes under a minute3Clear out junk files and repair common Windows errorsThe NYT Connections puzzle for Wednesday, July 9, 2025, is identified in answer archives as puzzle #759. Its four groups are lowest parts, kinds of socks, things done at a front door to get attention, and words ending in synonyms for “clip.”
Hints for Connections #759
- One group names a bottom or supporting part.
- One group contains four types of socks.
- One group lists ways to get someone’s attention at their front door.
- In the last group, focus on the final three or four letters of each word.
NYT Connections answers for July 9, 2025
| Category | Words | Why they fit |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest part | BASE, BOTTOM, FOOT, FOUNDATION | Each can refer to the lowest part of something or the part that supports it. |
| Kinds of socks | ANKLE, COMPRESSION, CREW, DRESS | Each word describes a style or type of sock. |
| Things you do at someone’s front door | BUZZ, KNOCK, RING, SHOUT | Each is a way to get attention at the door. |
| Ending in synonyms for “clip” | COMPARE, CONNECTICUT, PARSNIP, WALLOP | The endings are PARE, CUT, NIP, and LOP—words that can mean to cut or clip. |
How the final group works
The trick is to read the ends of the four longer words rather than their beginnings: COMPARE ends in PARE, CONNECTICUT in CUT, PARSNIP in NIP, and WALLOP in LOP. Each ending can mean to cut or clip.
Sources and puzzle identification
WordHint, Moneycontrol, and The Times of India independently report these groupings for the July 9, 2025 puzzle, identified as #759. WordHint’s dated answer archive, Moneycontrol’s answer page, and The Times of India’s answer page agree on the word bank and categories. A DocumentaryTube result labeled for the same date shows a conflicting board and solution; it does not match the three agreeing answer pages and is not included here.
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