NYT Connections Hints for March 28, 2025 (#699)
Game
CHUCK
MONTY
BRACKET
CITY
SKIRT
PITCH
FLANK
BADGE
STUDY
SASH
SLING
BOOKEND
SURROUND
BINGO
BERET
PELT
Hints by Category
HURL
Back to CategoriesThrowing or Propelling Objects
CHUCK
To throw something casually or with force.
PELT
To throw objects repeatedly at someone or something.
PITCH
To throw something, especially with precision or in a game like baseball.
SLING
To throw or hurl something with a sweeping or swinging motion.
BE ON BOTH SIDES OF
Back to CategoriesPositioning or Surrounding
BOOKEND
To be at both ends of something, like books on a shelf.
BRACKET
To enclose or surround something on both sides.
FLANK
To be positioned on either side of something or someone.
SURROUND
To encircle or be on all sides of something.
PARTS OF A CLASSIC GIRL SCOUT UNIFORM
Back to CategoriesComponents of a Traditional Girl Scout Outfit
BADGE
A decorative or achievement emblem sewn onto the uniform.
BERET
A round, flat-crowned hat often part of the uniform.
SASH
A cloth band worn over the shoulder or around the waist to display badges.
SKIRT
A garment worn from the waist down, part of the traditional uniform.
___ HALL
Back to CategoriesCommon Phrases Ending with 'Hall'
BINGO
Refers to 'Bingo Hall,' a place where bingo games are played.
CITY
Refers to 'City Hall,' the administrative building of a city government.
MONTY
Refers to 'Monty Hall,' the host of the game show 'Let's Make a Deal,' or the 'Monty Hall problem' in probability.
STUDY
Refers to 'Study Hall,' a period in school for independent study or work.