NYT Connections Hints for January 31, 2025 (#633)
Game
SNOOT
BREAST
FREE
CHEST
BUTTER
SNOB
BACK
EXPERT
BEAK
TRUNK
CRITIC
CASE
CONNOISSEUR
SNOUT
CRATE
HONKER
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STORAGE CONTAINERS
Back to CategoriesContainers used for storing items
CASE
A container designed to hold or protect something, often with a lid or cover.
CHEST
A large, sturdy box used for storing items, often with a hinged lid.
CRATE
A wooden or plastic container used for transporting or storing goods.
TRUNK
A large, sturdy container, often used for storing clothes or personal items, typically with a hinged lid.
SCHNOZZ
Back to CategoriesSlang terms for the nose
BEAK
A slang term for the nose, often implying a prominent or pointed shape.
HONKER
A humorous or informal term for a large or noticeable nose.
SNOOT
A playful or informal term for the nose, often used in a teasing manner.
SNOUT
A term for the nose, especially when referring to animals, but also used humorously for humans.
ONES WITH DISCERNING TASTES
Back to CategoriesPeople who have refined or expert tastes
CONNOISSEUR
A person with expert knowledge or appreciation in a particular field, especially in the arts or food.
CRITIC
A person who evaluates and judges the quality of something, such as art, literature, or food.
EXPERT
A person with extensive knowledge or skill in a particular area, often used to describe someone with refined tastes.
SNOB
A person who believes their tastes or opinions are superior to others, often in a pretentious way.
STARTS OF SWIMMING STROKES
Back to CategoriesThe beginning movements or styles of swimming
BACK
Refers to the backstroke, a swimming stroke performed on the back.
BREAST
Refers to the breaststroke, a swimming stroke where the arms and legs move in a circular motion.
BUTTER
Refers to the butterfly stroke, a swimming stroke characterized by a simultaneous overhead arm movement and a dolphin kick.
FREE
Refers to the freestyle stroke, a swimming stroke where the swimmer can choose any style, but typically involves alternating arm movements and a flutter kick.