NYT Connections puzzle #670, from Friday, April 11, 2025, groups 16 entries into four categories. Try the color-coded clues below before opening the complete answer key.
Hints for Connections #670
Use these clues in order, from the least revealing to the more abstract categories:
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- Yellow: Nutrients.
- Green: Mall names.
- Blue: Shine on.
- Purple: Start with something that rhymes with “no.”
Answers for April 11, 2025
Spoilers: The full groups and their entries are below.
| Color | Category | Entries |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | Sources of Vitamins | CITRUS, LEAFY GREENS, SUNSHINE, SUPPLEMENTS |
| Green | Places Used in Retail Suffixes | CITY, LAND, TOWN, WORLD |
| Blue | Places to Find Stars | AMERICAN FLAG, GALAXY, RED CARPET, UBER RATING |
| Purple | Words After “Go” | ALL OUT, BETWEEN, KART, STEADY |
Why the groups fit
Yellow: Sources of Vitamins
Citrus and leafy greens are foods, while sunshine and supplements round out the set of vitamin sources.
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Green: Places Used in Retail Suffixes
These words appear at the ends of retail names, as in “… City,” “…land,” “…town,” and “…world.”
Blue: Places to Find Stars
The stars can be literal or symbolic: stars appear on an American flag and in a galaxy, while the red carpet and an Uber rating are associated with star ratings or recognition.
Purple: Words After “Go”
Each entry completes a familiar phrase: go all out, go-between, go-kart, and go steady.
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This is Connections #670, dated Friday, April 11, 2025. The puzzle and its answer groups are reported consistently by TechRadar and ComicBook.com. TechRadar describes the order as yellow (easiest), green, blue, then purple (hardest), with up to four mistakes allowed and a new puzzle appearing at midnight in each player’s time zone. Those mechanics are guide-reported rather than verified here against NYT help documentation.
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