NYT Connections Hints for February 22, 2025 (#653)
Game
YANKEE
DOODLE
GLITTER
GOOSE
PAPER
FEATHER
MACARONI
ROD
PARACHUTE
PACKER
CANADIEN
CURL
CELTIC
TEASE
GLUE
CRIMP
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MEMBER OF A TEAM WITH THE MOST CHAMPIONSHIPS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE SPORTS
Back to CategoriesSports Teams with the Most Championships
CANADIEN
Refers to the Montreal Canadiens, a hockey team with the most Stanley Cup championships.
CELTIC
Refers to the Boston Celtics, a basketball team with the most NBA championships.
PACKER
Refers to the Green Bay Packers, a football team with the most NFL championships.
YANKEE
Refers to the New York Yankees, a baseball team with the most World Series championships.
CREATE SOME VOLUME/TEXTURE IN HAIR
Back to CategoriesHair Styling Techniques
CRIMP
A technique to create waves or texture in hair using a crimping iron.
CURL
A technique to create curls in hair using a curling iron or rollers.
FEATHER
A technique to add volume and texture by layering or thinning hair.
TEASE
A technique to backcomb hair to create volume and lift.
SUPPLIES FOR MACARONI ART
Back to CategoriesMaterials for Macaroni Art
GLITTER
Used to add sparkle and decoration to macaroni art.
GLUE
Used to stick macaroni and other materials onto a surface.
MACARONI
The primary material used to create shapes and designs in macaroni art.
PAPER
The base material on which macaroni art is created.
WORDS AFTER “GOLDEN”
Back to CategoriesCommon Phrases Starting with 'Golden'
DOODLE
Refers to 'Golden Doodle,' a popular dog breed.
GOOSE
Refers to 'Golden Goose,' a mythical bird or a brand name.
PARACHUTE
Refers to 'Golden Parachute,' a financial compensation package for executives.
ROD
Refers to 'Golden Rod,' a type of flowering plant or a color.