NYT Connections Hints and Answers for January 19 2024

Hints for Today NYT Connections January 19 2024

• Yellow – Things found in your favorite ice-cream
• Green – It’s never nice to ditch someone
• Blue – Words spoken in disbelief
• Purple – Saying these make your tongue go numb

Categories for Today NYT Connections January 19 2024

The four groups or topics for the New York Times Connections #222 on January 19 2024, are:

• Yellow – SUNDAE TOPPINGS
• Green – LEAVE HIGH AND DRY
• Blue – “PHOOEY!”
• Purple – WORDS IN TONGUE TWISTERS

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Answers for Today NYT Connections January 19 2024

The solutions to the puzzles in the NYT Connections #222 which were printed on January 19 2024, are as follows:

• SUNDAE TOPPINGS – Cherry, Fudge, Nuts, Sprinkles
• LEAVE HIGH AND DRY – Desert, Ditch, Maroon, Strand
• “PHOOEY!” – Curses, Darn, Rats, Shoot
• WORDS IN TONGUE TWISTERS – Fuzzy, Peppers, Seashells, Woodchuck

Cherry Meaning

A small, round, red or black fruit.

Fudge Meaning

A soft, sweet candy made from sugar, butter, and milk.

Nuts Meaning

Edible seeds enclosed in a hard shell; also used informally to describe eccentricity.

Sprinkles Meaning

Small colored sugar decorations for desserts.

Dessert Meaning

Sweet course served after a meal.

Ditch Meaning

Narrow channel for drainage; also, to abandon something suddenly.

Maroon Meaning

Dark brownish-red color; can refer to being stranded.

Strand Meaning

Single thin length, often of fibers; can mean leaving someone in a difficult situation.

Curses Meaning

Offensive expressions of anger or disapproval.

Darn Meaning

Mild expression of annoyance; euphemism for "damn."

Rats Meaning

Rodents; expression of disappointment or frustration.

Shoot Meaning

Discharge a firearm; informal exclamation of surprise or frustration.

Fuzzy Meaning

Having a soft or unclear outline; feeling of confusion or haziness.

Peppers Meaning

Fruits of the Capsicum family; can also mean adding spice or excitement.

Seashells Meaning

Protective outer covering of marine animals; collected for decoration.

Woodchuck Meaning

Groundhog; also subject of a tongue twister ("How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?").