nyt connections hints october 14

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00:00Hello, let's make connections. What do we have today? We have got

00:08we've got a bunch of words, don't we? What might they be?

00:15Comb could be something like honeycomb or comb over. Maybe I'm just trying to think of

00:23missing words. I don't know why that jumped out at me,

00:25but I don't really immediately. Well, honey twist. Is that a sort of pastry? I don't know. I think

00:33I'm grasping at straws there. What might? Oh, rumble, peel, clap, thunder, like a thunder clap,

00:42or rumble of thunder, appeal of thunder, roll of thunder, thunder sort of rolls. That's a phrase

00:53that's used. Is that? Yeah, that seems that seems pretty good. I'm going to try it.

01:03Yeah, sounds of thunder. Great. Okay, good. So what else?

01:11Oh, to dig through to comb through. So yeah, comb is not what I was thinking,

01:14which isn't a big surprise. But maybe dig and comb and

01:22maybe not actually. Oh, no, sift. You sift through things.

01:31And you route through. Yes. Okay. So this is this actually is a category. Root, sift, dig and comb.

01:37Okay, great. And yes, rummage. Good. Okay, pony. I wonder if this is maybe a missing word. Little,

01:49my little pony. No, that's my little isn't going to be a missing word. I don't know what that's about.

01:56Oh, braid and twist, maybe.

02:04Oh, ponytail, like a hairstyle. You wouldn't just call it a pony, though.

02:11Oh, but a bun is also a hairstyle. Maybe that is something.

02:14Bun, twist, braid. Would you just say pony? I don't actually know. What about these? Table,

02:19salad, tree, book. Table, where? Table, manners. Salad, fork? Table, fork? Tree, fork? No. Book.

02:32Um, hmm. Well, maybe this is right.

02:44Ah, I don't like pony being on its own, but it feels like it goes with these. Bun, twist,

02:49I mean, and I bet these other ones are going to be a missing word of some kind because they seem

02:54pretty unrelated to each other. Well, let's try it. That was right. Ways to wear your hair up. Okay,

03:00so people must just say pony. Okay, I hadn't heard that, but fair enough. So table, salad,

03:05book, tree. What are these? Um, family? No.

03:13Tossed salad, mixed salad. Chef salad? No. I was thinking chef's table, chef's salad, but

03:25no, not really chef's book or chef's tree. Uh, what is going on here?

03:31Oh, I don't know. I don't know. I can't see it. I'm sorry. I'm sure it'll be obvious in one second.

03:46Oh, things that can have leaves. I shouldn't just have been thinking about missing words. That was a

03:50shame. Okay. Well, let's look at the bot. Oh, fairly straightforward. It says, yeah,

03:59fair enough. Okay. I mean, I did get them. I just didn't identify all the categories,

04:03which is not part of the scoring, obviously, because how could it be? Um, so the standard

04:07score there and then, oh, right. Ways to wear your hair up was most actually significantly, uh,

04:15the most popular first category. That's, that's interesting. I guess most people were aware that

04:20pony can be used in that way. So they were not waylaid the way I was. Oh, and then comb was some,

04:27some people put that in the hairstyling techniques. Oh, and then other people put a role in hairstyling.

04:31Yeah. There we go. Okay. Well, there we go. That, uh, those were the connections back tomorrow. Bye for now.