What words fall under the category "SALAD INGREDIENTS"?

The words in the "SALAD INGREDIENTS" category are: RED ONION, ROASTED CHICKEN, ROMAINE LETTUCE, RANCH DRESSING.

What words fall under the category "CLASSIC FILMS"?

The words in the "CLASSIC FILMS" category are: RESERVOIR DOGS, ROMAN HOLIDAY, REAR WINDOW, RAIN MAN.

What words fall under the category ""THE SIMPSONS" CHARACTERS"?

The words in the ""THE SIMPSONS" CHARACTERS" category are: RADIOACTIVE MAN, REVEREND LOVEJOY, ROD FLANDERS, RALPH WIGGUM.

What words fall under the category "ENDING IN NBA PLAYERS"?

The words in the "ENDING IN NBA PLAYERS" category are: RAGING BULL, REGINA KING, ROE BUCK, ROTARY CLIPPER.

How many groups are in Connections?

Each Connections puzzle has four groups of four words each.

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Connections Solution

April 27, 2026 · By Wyna Liu

Puzzle Grid

Original 4x4 tile arrangement based on NYT card position.

RADIOACTIVE MAN

RAGING BULL

RED ONION

REGINA KING

RESERVOIR DOGS

REVEREND LOVEJOY

ROMAN HOLIDAY

ROASTED CHICKEN

ROE BUCK

REAR WINDOW

ROMAINE LETTUCE

ROD FLANDERS

RAIN MAN

ROTARY CLIPPER

RALPH WIGGUM

RANCH DRESSING

Solved Categories

Each category with the four correct words.

SALAD INGREDIENTS

RED ONION · ROASTED CHICKEN · ROMAINE LETTUCE · RANCH DRESSING

CLASSIC FILMS

RESERVOIR DOGS · ROMAN HOLIDAY · REAR WINDOW · RAIN MAN

"THE SIMPSONS" CHARACTERS

RADIOACTIVE MAN · REVEREND LOVEJOY · ROD FLANDERS · RALPH WIGGUM

ENDING IN NBA PLAYERS

RAGING BULL · REGINA KING · ROE BUCK · ROTARY CLIPPER

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