NYT Connections Hints for June 30, 2026 (#1193)
Game
CURL
BREEZE
BOX
FENCE
SKETCH
SKATE
BOTTLE
ON TAP
CAN
WALL
RECRUIT
HEDGE
LUGE
NEWSPAPER
GATE
SKI
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DIVIDING STRUCTURES
Back to CategoriesStructures that divide or enclose an area
FENCE
A barrier made of wood, metal, or wire, used to enclose an area or mark a boundary.
GATE
A movable barrier at an entrance, often part of a fence or wall.
HEDGE
A row of closely planted shrubs or bushes, used as a boundary or barrier.
WALL
A solid structure, often made of brick or stone, that divides or encloses an area.
PARTICIPATE IN SOME WINTER OLYMPICS
Back to CategoriesSports or activities featured in the Winter Olympics
CURL
To play the sport of curling, where players slide stones on ice toward a target.
LUGE
To ride a small sled down an ice track, lying face-up and feet-first.
SKATE
To glide on ice using ice skates, as in figure skating or speed skating.
SKI
To move over snow on skis, as in alpine or cross-country skiing.
COMMON RECYCLABLES
Back to CategoriesItems commonly collected for recycling
BOTTLE
A container, often made of glass or plastic, that can be recycled.
BOX
A cardboard container, commonly recycled after use.
CAN
A metal container, typically for beverages or food, that is recyclable.
NEWSPAPER
Printed news material on paper, widely recycled.
WHAT "DRAFT" MIGHT REFER TO
Back to CategoriesDifferent meanings of the word 'draft'
BREEZE
A current of air, as in 'a draft of air'.
ON TAP
Referring to beer served from a keg, as in 'draft beer'.
RECRUIT
To select or conscript someone for military service or a sports team.
SKETCH
A preliminary version of a drawing or plan.