NYT Connections Hints for January 1, 2025 (#603)
Game
EARTHWORM
CLOG
SLUG
WATERFALL
GLOWSTICK
RAINDROP
CANAL
FIREFLY
WINDMILL
RADIUM
SKYDIVE
SALAMANDER
AURORA
EEL
TULIP
GATECRASH
Hints by Category
SLIMY ANIMALS
Back to CategoriesAnimals that are often associated with being slimy
EARTHWORM
A long, thin, soft-bodied invertebrate that lives in soil.
EEL
A snake-like fish with a slippery, slimy body.
SALAMANDER
A small amphibian with a moist, slimy skin.
SLUG
A soft-bodied, slimy mollusk without a shell.
THINGS THAT LUMINESCE
Back to CategoriesObjects or phenomena that emit light
AURORA
A natural light display in the sky, particularly in polar regions.
FIREFLY
A nocturnal insect that produces light through bioluminescence.
GLOWSTICK
A plastic tube containing chemicals that produce light when mixed.
RADIUM
A radioactive element that glows in the dark due to its radioactivity.
DUTCH SYMBOLS
Back to CategoriesCultural symbols associated with the Netherlands
CANAL
A man-made waterway, often associated with Dutch cities like Amsterdam.
CLOG
Traditional wooden shoes worn in the Netherlands.
TULIP
A flower that is a national symbol of the Netherlands.
WINDMILL
A structure used to harness wind power, iconic in Dutch landscapes.
ENDING WITH SYNONYMS FOR “PLUNGE”
Back to CategoriesWords or phrases that end with terms meaning 'plunge'
GATECRASH
To enter a place without permission, often abruptly.
RAINDROP
A single drop of rain, which falls or 'plunges' from the sky.
SKYDIVE
The act of jumping from an aircraft and free-falling before deploying a parachute.
WATERFALL
A natural feature where water flows over a vertical drop, plunging downward.