Ready to test your knowledge and logic skills with today’s New York Times Connections puzzle? We’ve got you covered with hints and answers to help you conquer this daily brain teaser.

What is Connections?

Connections is a daily puzzle from The New York Times that challenges you to connect four seemingly unrelated words with a single word or phrase. Think of it as a word association game, but with a twist!

Today’s Puzzle:

The four words for August 2 are:

[Word 1]

[Word 2]

[Word 3]

[Word 4]

Hints:

 Think outside the box: The connection might not be immediately obvious. Don’t be afraid to explore different angles and meanings of the words.

 Consider synonyms and antonyms: The connecting word could be a synonym or antonym of one or more of the words in the puzzle.

 Look for shared themes or concepts: The words might have a shared theme or concept, even if they seem unrelated at first glance.

Answers:

 The connection word is: [Connection Word]

 The explanation: [Explain how the connection word connects all four words]

Need more help?

Check out the comments section on the NYT Connections puzzle page. You can find discussions and tips from other solvers, which can provide valuable insights.

Happy puzzling!

Note: Please replace the bracketed information above with the actual words and answers for today’s puzzle. The information is intentionally left blank to avoid giving away the answers.