NYT Connections Hints for May 1, 2024 (#332)
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VIEW
ANIMAL
PLANE
WINDOW
FLY
POINT
POCKET
DOOR
HISTORY
KINK
RIVET
LINE
SOLID
FILE
SUPREME
BUTTON
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FEATURES ON A PAIR OF JEANS
Back to CategoriesCommon elements found on jeans
BUTTON
A fastener used to secure the waistband of jeans and often made of metal or plastic.
FLY
The zippered or buttoned closure used in the front of jeans for ease of wearing or removing them.
POCKET
A pouch-like component sewn into jeans for carrying small items; typically includes front and back pockets.
RIVET
Metal fasteners placed on stress points of jeans (like pocket corners) to add durability.
OBJECTS IN 0-, 1-, 2- AND 3-DIMENSIONAL SPACE
Back to CategoriesGeometric objects according to dimensionality
LINE
A one-dimensional figure that extends infinitely in both directions without breadth or depth.
PLANE
A flat, two-dimensional surface that extends infinitely in length and width but has no thickness.
POINT
An exact location in space with no dimension—neither length, width, nor depth.
SOLID
A three-dimensional object with length, width, and depth, such as a cube or sphere.
WEB BROWSER MENUS
Back to CategoriesStandard options found in web browser menu interfaces
FILE
A menu option that usually includes tasks like new tab/window opening, saving pages, or printing.
HISTORY
This menu lists previously visited web pages and provides tools to manage that browsing history.
VIEW
Controls the appearance of the browser's interface, including zoom, text size, and other display options.
WINDOW
A menu for managing browser windows and tabs, including arranging, minimizing, and switching between them.
MEMBER OF A '60S BAND
Back to CategoriesPlayful references to 1960s music group names
ANIMAL
Refers to 'The Animals', a rock band known for their deep, gritty blues sound and hits like 'House of the Rising Sun'.
DOOR
Suggests 'The Doors', famous for their psychedelic rock influence and charismatic frontman, Jim Morrison.
KINK
Indicative of 'The Kinks', renowned for their influential rock sound and hits like 'You Really Got Me'.
SUPREME
Hints at 'The Supremes', a Motown group famous for their sophisticated vocal harmonies and success with songs like 'Stop! In the Name of Love'.