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Today's Connections No. 625 Hints and Answer for February 25, 2025

 Well, everyone, it's Tuesday, February 25, 2025! I'm Doug, and it's time once again to play some Connections. Let's see what we’ve got today.

The Puzzle Board

Today's words are:

  • Brick

  • Mortar

  • Pickle

  • Shoebox

  • Mucho

  • Gusto

  • Multi

  • Microwave

  • Relish

  • Beaucoup

  • Lime

  • Zest

  • Jenny

  • Passion

  • Molto

  • Fish tank

Quite an interesting mix! Let's dive in and start finding the connections.

Hints for today's connections:

  1. Yellow: Enthusiastic Expressions
  2. Blue: Rectangular Prisms
  3. Green: Many in Different Languages
  4. Purple: Rhymes with U.S. Coins

More clues with examples:

  1. Yellow Group: Doing something with energy and excitement.
  2. Blue Group: Think about objects with a similar shape.
  3. Green Group: Ways to express a large quantity in different languages.
  4. Purple Group: These words have something in common with coins.

Today's Connections Answers

Spoiler Warning! The answers to today's Connections puzzle are revealed below. If you want to solve it on your own, stop reading now! Scroll down only if you want to find the answer.

The Yellow Category - Enthusiastic Expressions

The first category I spotted was words associated with enthusiasm:

  • Zest

  • Gusto

  • Relish

  • Passion

These words all express doing something with excitement and energy. That was a solid yellow group!

The Blue Category - Rectangular Prisms

Next, I noticed that some of these objects have a distinct shape:

  • Microwave

  • Brick

  • Shoebox

  • Fish tank

They’re all rectangular prisms. This seemed a little odd at first, but when you picture them, the similarity becomes quite striking. And yes, that turned out to be the blue category!

The Green Category - Ways to Say "Many"

Now for the third group, I spotted some words that represent "many" in different languages:

  • Beaucoup (Japanese)

  • Mucho (Spanish)

  • Multi (Latin root for "multiple")

  • Molto (Italian)

I guessed "vary," but the actual category was "many in different languages." Close enough—I’ll give myself half a point for that one!

The Purple Category - Words That Rhyme with U.S. Coins

Now, this was the real head-scratcher. The remaining words were:

  • Jenny

  • Mortar

  • Lime

  • Pickle

After struggling for a while, the answer turned out to be words that rhyme with U.S. coins:

  • Jenny → Penny

  • Lime → Dime

  • Mortar → Quarter

  • Pickle → Nickel

I didn’t see that one coming! Mortar and quarter were a bit of a stretch for me, but hey, no complaining in Connections! It’s always fun to see how these groups come together.

Final Score and Wrap-Up

I ended up with about 2.5 to 3 points, depending on how generous I’m feeling with my "vary" vs. "many" guess. Not too bad!

How did you do? Let me know in the comments! As always, thanks for playing along. See you tomorrow for another round of Connections!


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