Looking for some help with today's Connections groups? Some clues and the answers are right here.
Green group — get ready to tee offPurple — how people typically get around before they walk or runspoiler territory.Purple group — associated with"crawl"Don’t scroll any further down the page until you’re ready to find out today’sYellow group — pieces of chicken Purple group — associated with"crawl"
Hey, I got a perfect game! That’s always fun. I even got all the groups in order. Yellow first, then green blue and finally purple. I didn’t make the connection between the purple words, but I didn’t need to as I got the other three groups without any issues. I case you’re wondering, TICKER refers to the crawl of a news ticker. Hope you were successful too!
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