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Conquer the NYT Connections Puzzle #579 (January 10, 2025): A Comprehensive Guide
The New York Times Connections puzzle challenges players to categorize words into four groups based on hidden relationships. This guide provides solutions and hints for puzzle #579, dated January 10, 2025.
Puzzle Words: Sugar, Goat, Relax, Orange, Host, Rest, Door, Hinge, Easy, Rye, Depend, Car, Rely, Chill, Enough, Bitters
Understanding Bitters:
Bitters are non-alcoholic, bitter-flavored liquids or syrups used as cocktail ingredients. Common examples include orange and Angostura bitters.
General Hints:
- The categories aren't about relaxation, despite initial appearances.
- "Door" and "Goat" belong in the same group.
- "Bitters" and "Orange" are in the same category.
Category Hints and Solutions:
Yellow Category (Easy): Be Contingent On
Hint: Words implying dependence or conditionality.
Answer: Depend, Hinge, Rely, Rest
Green Category (Medium): Calm Down!
Hint: Words associated with relaxation or calming down.
Answer: Chill, Easy, Enough, Relax
Blue Category (Hard): Ingredients in an Old Fashioned
Hint: Ingredients commonly found in an Old Fashioned cocktail.
Answer: Bitters, Orange, Rye, Sugar
Purple Category (Tricky): Featured in the Monty Hall Problem
Hint: Elements of the classic probability puzzle, the Monty Hall Problem.
Answer: Car, Door, Goat, Host
Complete Solution:
- Yellow: Be Contingent On: Depend, Hinge, Rely, Rest
- Green: "Calm Down!": Chill, Easy, Enough, Relax
- Blue: Ingredients in an Old Fashioned: Bitters, Orange, Rye, Sugar
- Purple: Featured in the Monty Hall Problem: Car, Door, Goat, Host
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