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If you want to make the perfect backflip into today’sConnectionspuzzle, you can trust us to give you the answers and hints you need to do so. With the Olympics wrapping up, the competitive spirit is still strong in the air and we want to keep that spirit alive asyou seek to beat today’s puzzle.
While that competitive streak is still alive, you might want tocheck out today’sWordlepuzzleand try to solve the answer in one go. While that might be quite difficult, there areways to narrow it down and with the right guess, you could get the answer within a few attempts. The better you do, the closer to the NYT puzzling podium you will be.
8 Vertex Strategies To Quickly Solve The Picture
The New York Times Vertex game asks you to form a picture by connecting dots, but you have to understand the image to solve this puzzle quickly.
Today’s Connections Category Hints
AUGUST 8 #423
Before we get into answers, we want to give you a little helping hand to get you started. Here are some hints about today’s puzzle:
There are even more hints if you need them, as we have all the category names for you. Often, that is all you need to understand what is going on and how you can solve today’s puzzle.
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CANNONBALL
JACKKNIFE
This is theprecise opposite of the way diving teams from all over the world are entering the pool. It is counterintuitive to that competitive sport, but for those simply trying to annoy their relatives the most at an end-of-summer pool party? There is no greater way to do so than the CANNONBALL, with the BELLYFLOP being a close second. Remember to make a splash in the pool safely folks.
QUOTE
REPEAT
The PARROT is doomed to only ECHO what others have told them for most of their existence, but on the bright side, this meansthey can REPEAT a lot of very fun and mischievous QUOTES. Want a parrot that will repeat the Declaration of Independence forever? Want it to only speak in obscure Star Wars references? Hope to teach it the deep ancient philosophies of the Socratic method? This is all possible and could be your life if you happen to find yourself in possession of a parrot.
8 NYT Spelling Bee Strategies To Keep Your Streak Alive
The Spelling Bee puzzles created as a New York Times game build a streak of correct answers to get you more points, but they can be hard to keep.
CORNERSTONE
PILLAR
You canhave a CORNERSTONE for your team, but if it is not pommel-horse man what are you even doing? All jokes aside, the ANCHORs and BACKBONEs of the current Olympic teams from every country have been delivering, and their perseverance is part of the reason why they are a PILLAR. These mainstays may not be around forever because sports tend to move fast, but it is exciting to see them in action while they are.
SATELLITE
TALK
There aremore genres of radiothan I was ever aware of before. We can all learn a lot when we playConnections, and it is not just about the definitions of various words. Unfortunately, HAM radio isnot about pigs oinking in full ASMRto help us fall asleep. Alas, while I may have to find a different radio station for that, it is nice to know what the types are and what they are officially called.
Other Games Like Connections
While we all recover from the disappointment of HAM radio not being about little piggies, we can continue our puzzling adventures through one of the options in the box below:
Is It Free To Play?
Wordle(NYT)
Solve a random five-letter word by using color clues.EveryWordleanswercan be found in our daily updated list.
Yes
Worldle
Name a country based only on its silhouette, and a few geographical hints.
The Password Game
Create a password in this ever-changing, not-so-simple game. You can find somehelpful tips in ourPassword Gameguide.
Absurdle
Try to solve a game ofWordlewithout any help. With each guess, the game reveals as little information as possible, even changing the word if need be.
