NYT Connections Puzzle #903 Overview
The New York Times Connections challenge for November 30, 2025, includes four word groups distinguished by color. Each group shares a hidden theme or concept that solvers must identify.
Color Groups and Difficulty
The puzzle organizes its sets in ascending order of difficulty:
- Yellow Group: The most straightforward category, where words share an obvious or literal link.
- Green Group: A step up in challenge, often involving associations or shared attributes.
- Blue Group: Requires lateral thinking or recognizing idiomatic phrases.
- Purple Group: The trickiest, typically featuring clever wordplay, puns, or unexpected relationships.
How to Play Connections
Players begin with 16 words and must sort them into four groups of four. Each group corresponds to a shared theme. Selecting incorrect combinations counts as a mistake—three errors end the game.
A successful player identifies all four sets within the fewest tries, revealing the distinct color-coded connections and completing the puzzle.
Gameplay Tips
- Look for synonyms or words belonging to the same category.
- Pay attention to idioms, brand names, or pop culture references.
- The most misleading words often belong to the purple set—consider alternate meanings before deciding.
“Connections blends trivia, language, and pattern recognition into one satisfying test of logic.”
Author Summary
A daily guide to the NYT Connections puzzle offering insight into group difficulty, strategies, and theme recognition for puzzle #903 on November 30, 2025.
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