NYT Connections Hints, Answers, and Help for Feb. 2, #602
Looking for the most recent Connections answers? You’re in the right place! Here are the hints and the answers for today’s Connections puzzle (#602) for February 2.
If you’re a fan of Connections and want more puzzles to solve, make sure to check out The New York Times Mini Crossword, Wordle, Connections: Sports Edition, and Strands puzzles for additional challenges.
Today’s Connections Puzzle: Fun Categories Await
Today’s Connections puzzle presents some engaging categories, with one group standing out for its creativity. The yellow group was particularly fun, and the blue group was a treat for TV enthusiasts. Read on for hints and the answers to today’s puzzle!
The Times has also introduced a Connections Bot, similar to the one for Wordle. Once you complete a puzzle, you can use the bot to receive a score and have your answers analyzed. Players registered with the Times Games section can track their progress, including the number of puzzles they’ve completed, their win rate, streaks, and perfect scores.
For more in-depth strategies to win at NYT Connections, take a look at helpful tips and tricks to up your game.
Hints for Today’s Connections Groups
Here are four hints for the groups in today’s Connections puzzle, ranked from easiest to most challenging:
- Yellow group hint: Bummed out.
- Green group hint: Fly free.
- Blue group hint: Brady is another one.
- Purple group hint: Think the 11th letter of the alphabet.
Answers for Today’s Connections Groups
Here are the answers for the four groups:
- Yellow group: Dejected
(Words: blue, down, hangdog, sorry) - Green group: Birds that are verbs
(Words: duck, grouse, hawk, swallow) - Blue group: TV comedy families
(Words: Griffin, Munster, Partridge, Pickles) - Purple group: Words after “K”
(Words: mart, pop, street, Swiss)
Important Information:
- Yellow group: The theme revolves around feelings of dejection, including words like “blue” and “sorry.”
- Green group: These are birds that are also verbs, like “duck” and “hawk.”
- Blue group: This group features TV comedy families, with names such as “Griffin” (from Family Guy) and “Munster” (from The Munsters).
- Purple group: The theme involves words that come after the letter “K,” such as “mart” and “Swiss.”
