NYT Connections Hints for May 10, 2025 (#756)
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BEANS
MINUS
LOVE
ENERGY
ZIP
BEST
COMIC
SANS
SINCERELY
WANTING
BACON
SUNSET
ABSENT
LANDING
CHEERS
PEP
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LETTER SIGN-OFFS
Back to CategoriesCommon ways to end a letter or message
BEST
A casual and friendly closing, often used in emails or letters.
CHEERS
A cheerful and informal way to end a message, common in British English.
LOVE
A warm and affectionate closing, typically used with close friends or family.
SINCERELY
A formal and polite closing, often used in professional correspondence.
WITHOUT
Back to CategoriesWords meaning the absence of something
ABSENT
Not present or missing.
MINUS
Lacking or without, often used in mathematical contexts.
SANS
A French-derived word meaning 'without', used in English for stylistic effect.
WANTING
Lacking or deficient in something.
VIGOR
Back to CategoriesWords related to energy or liveliness
BEANS
Slang for energy or vitality, as in 'full of beans'.
ENERGY
The capacity for vigorous activity or strength.
PEP
Informal term for energy or enthusiasm.
ZIP
Slang for energy or speed, as in 'full of zip'.
___ STRIP
Back to CategoriesPhrases or terms ending with 'strip'
BACON
Refers to 'bacon strip', a slice of bacon.
COMIC
Refers to 'comic strip', a sequence of drawings telling a story.
LANDING
Refers to 'landing strip', a runway for aircraft.
SUNSET
Refers to 'sunset strip', a famous street in Los Angeles known for its nightlife.