
NYT Connections Answer Today (Nov 24, 2025) #897 – Hints
Written by Anish – TechBoltX | Nov. 24, 2025
NYT Connections Hints & Answers for Nov. 24, 2025 (#897)
Today’s NYT Connections puzzle (#897) delivers a tricky mix of category types — including objects, everyday scenarios, and a classic purple group that hides color words at the ends of longer terms. While the yellow and blue groups are easy to spot, the green and purple categories may trip up even experienced solvers. If you’re stuck or want to check your board, here’s the full breakdown.
Connections requires sorting 16 words into four groups of four, starting with the simplest category (yellow) and ending with the cleverest and most abstract (purple). Today’s puzzle leans heavily on household knowledge, travel experiences, and color identification — but with a twist.
Here are the official clues and full solutions.
💡 Hints for Today’s Groups
- Yellow hint: Like an air fryer
- Green hint: In your vehicle
- Blue hint: Get ready for airport security
- Purple hint: Like a rainbow

🟨 Yellow Group – Small Kitchen Appliances
blender, microwave, rice cooker, toaster
These are common countertop devices found in most kitchens.
🟩 Green Group – Features of a Car’s Center Console
air conditioner, cup holder, radio, shifter
Every modern car has these core components built into the console area.
🟦 Blue Group – Seen at Airport Security
bin, carry-on, metal detector, X-ray
These are familiar items and processes in TSA/airport screening lines.
🟪 Purple Group – Ending in Colors
infrared, marigold, stingray, ultraviolet
Each word ends with a recognizable color: red, gold, gray, and violet.
❓ FAQs
1. What was the hardest group today?
The purple group, since it requires noticing hidden color words inside longer terms.
2. What was the easiest group today?
The yellow group — small kitchen appliances are easy to spot.
3. How does the green group relate to cars?
All four words refer to features built into the center console.
4. Is Connections getting harder lately?
Some days, yes — especially purple groups that involve wordplay.
5. Where can I find all daily NYT puzzle answers?
On TechBoltX, updated every day.
✍️ Author Bio
Anish is a puzzle analyst specializing in NYT Wordle, Connections, Strands, Mini Crossword, and Sports Edition. Through daily guides, he helps thousands of readers solve smarter and track puzzle trends.
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