Tag: today’s

Each new day brings a fresh puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you’re trying to keep your streak intact and only need help with that stubborn last category, we’ve got you covered with all the hints you might need.

Below, you’ll find guidance from brief clues to direct you, to the exact answers. Whether you need a gentle push or a clever hint to keep your perfect run going, this is the place for you.

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Category Hints
We’ll list these hints starting from the easiest to the hardest, following the order of the game’s own structure: Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

Want hints for today’s categories? Click below! These won’t reveal the exact names but will point you in the right direction.

• The yellow category relates to a tendency to oppose authority figures.
• The green category is connected to commonly-feminine clothing items.
• The blue category involves poker.
• The purple category pertains to sweet treats, but only halves of them—think American favorites.

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Today’s Answers
Here’s how I did today:
🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟨🟨🟨🟨
🟦🟦🟦🟦
🟪🟪🟪🟪

If you used our clues or hints, I’d love to hear how it went in the comments!

Answers for today:

• Green Category: Dress measurements – Bust, Hips, Length, Waist
• Blue Category: Cards in Texas Hold ‘Em
• Purple Category: Last words of candy brands in the singular form

If you’d like to see the full solutions, simply click below for the complete answers list.

Today’s puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game offers a new challenge. If you want to keep your streak intact and are struggling with that one difficult category, we have helpful hints and answers for you.

Below, we provide clues ranging from gentle nudges to direct answers. Whether you’re seeking guidance or looking to preserve your perfect record, you’ll find what you need here.

If you’re looking for answers from a different date, such as November 16, you can find those separately.

Category Hints

The categories are arranged from easiest to hardest, in the order prescribed by the game: Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

Hover over each hint to get a clue:

• Yellow: This relates to agreeing with someone.
• Green: This involves things that are not allowed.
• Blue: This category is connected to basketball terms.
• Purple: Words that sound like a command to go away.

Today’s Answers

Here’s how my game went today:

• Green, Green, Green, Green
• Blue, Yellow, Purple, Yellow
• Yellow, Yellow, Yellow, Yellow
• Purple, Purple, Purple, Purple
• Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue

If you used these hints or our guidance, share how it went in the comments!

Answers list:

• Yellow Category: “You Bet” — words like Absolutely, Of Course, Okey-Doke, Sure Thing
• Green Category: Forbidden — words like Off-Limits, Proscribed, Taboo, Verboten
• Blue Category: Basketball Shots — terms such as Alley-Oop, Fadeaway, Finger Roll, Slam Dunk
• Purple Category: Starting with synonyms for “Scram!” — words like Go-Getter, Leavening, Scattergories, Shoo-In

Feel free to check back for more tips and solutions as you progress through the game!

Today’s puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game introduces a new challenge. If you want to keep your streak intact and are struggling to identify that final tricky category, we’ve got some helpful hints.

Below, you’ll find guidance from the easiest to the hardest category, based on the clues given in the puzzle — starting with Yellow, then Green, Blue, and finally Purple. If you’d like to see the hints without revealing the exact category names, just click the link for the clues that point you in the right direction.

Category Hints

• Yellow Category: This group relates to making music.
• Green Category: This involves boring or everyday things.
• Blue Category: This pertains to how you approach or tackle something.
• Purple Category: This connects to a classic American board game about buying houses and hotels. Note that the hints refer specifically to the American version of the game.

Today’s Answers

Here’s how I approached the puzzle today:

• Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue
• Green, Green, Purple, Purple
• Green, Green, Green, Green
• Purple, Yellow, Yellow, Yellow
• Purple, Yellow, Yellow, Purple
• Purple, Yellow, Yellow, Yellow

I was feeling quite tired today, which probably affected my performance. If you used our clues or help, I’d love to hear how you did in the comments!

Answers List

• Yellow Category: Technique
  Words include: Approach, Method, Philosophy, School

• Green Category: Run-Of-The-Mill
  Words include: Banal, Everyday, Humdrum, Pedestrian

• Blue Category: Stripy Things
  Words include: Barcode, IBM Logo, Rugby Shirt, Zebra

• Purple Category: Words on Monopoly Squares
  Words include: Avenue, Parking, Railroad, Tax

Today’s puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game offers a fresh challenge. If you want to keep your winning streak and are stuck on the last tricky category, we’ve got some helpful clues for you.

Below, you’ll find hints ranging from subtle nudges to direct answers, designed to guide you in the right direction or help you finish the puzzle smoothly.

If you’re here by mistake and need solutions for November 14, click here.

Category Hints

We will list these hints from easiest to hardest, as the game organizes them — Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

Want hints for today’s categories without revealing the answers? Click below. These hints won’t give away exact names but will point you in the right direction.

Yellow category: Relates to cooking.
Green category: Deals with punctuation marks.
Blue category: Concerns professional impersonators, like actors or impersonators.
Purple category: Refers to a term that can mean “area” or “location.”

Today’s Answers

Here’s how I did today:

🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟨🟨🟨🟨
🟦🟦🟦🟦
🟪🟪🟪🟪

If you used our clues or help, I’d love to hear how your game went in the comments.

Need the full answers? Click below. The clues are listed with hints for each category:

• Yellow: Enhance the flavor — Flavor, Salt, Season, Spice
• Green: Punctuation marks — Colon, Dash, Period, Slash
• Blue: Types of actors — Character, Film, Method, Stage
• Purple: A “zone” term — Buffer, Comfort, Time, Twilight

It’s a new day, and that means a fresh puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you’re trying to keep your winning streak and just need help on that stubborn last category, you’ve come to the right place. We have all the hints you could want.

Below, you’ll find everything—from vague clues about what to look for to the full answers. Whether you need a little nudge or a clever tip to keep your perfect record, we’re here to assist.

Category Hints

We’ll list these hints starting from the easiest group to the hardest, in the order the game itself presents: Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

Want hints for today’s categories? Click below! These won’t reveal the exact names but will point you in the right direction.

• Yellow category: Focuses on evaluation.
  • Clues include: Grade, Judge, Rate, Review.
• Green category: Related to radio tuning controls.
  • Clues include: Band, Channel, Frequency, Station.
• Blue category: Pertains to subgenres of action movies.
  • Clues include: Buddy, Disaster, Martial Arts, Superhero.
• Purple category: Connects to classic ’90s action films.
  • Clues include: Armageddon, Hard Boiled, Heat, Speed.

Herring Watch: Speed, Heat, Rate, and Frequency are not a category.

Today’s Answers

Here’s how I did today:

• Yellow group: 🟨🟨🟨🟨
• Green group: 🟩🟩🟩🟩
• Blue group: 🟦🟦🟦🟦
• Purple group: 🟪🟪🟪🟪

If you used our hints or help, share your results in the comments!

Need the full answers? Just click below! They include:

• Yellow: Evaluate (Grade, Judge, Rate, Review)
• Green: Radio tuning options (Band, Channel, Frequency, Station)
• Blue: Action movie subgenres (Buddy, Disaster, Martial Arts, Superhero)
• Purple: Classic ’90s action films (Armageddon, Hard Boiled, Heat, Speed)

Today’s puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game is ready to be solved. If you’re trying to keep your streak perfect and just need help with that last tricky category, we’ve got all the clues you need.

Below, you’ll find hints ranging from general ideas to direct answers—whether you want a little nudge or the full reveal.

If you’re here by mistake and need answers for November 11, just click here.

Category Hints
We’ll go through these hints from the easiest to the hardest, as the game suggests: Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

Click below to see the hints without spoiling the actual category names. These will direct you in the right direction.

• The yellow category is related to activities.
• The green category is connected to fools or idiots.
• The blue category involves abbreviations that stand for entire words.
• The purple category includes common words found in a language that isn’t English.

Today’s Answers
Here’s how I did:
🟦🟦🟦🟦
🟪🟪🟪🟪
🟨🟨🟨🟨
🟩🟩🟩🟩

Feel free to share your results in the comments!

Answers listed below:

• The purple category relates to Spanish words.

Purple Category: Spanish Words

This is the full list of answers for today’s puzzle.

It’s a new day, which means a fresh puzzle to solve in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you want to keep your streak alive and just need help with that last tricky category, we’ve got all the clues you need.

Here’s everything—from vague hints to full answers—to guide you. Whether you’re looking for a gentle nudge or a quick cheat to protect your perfect record, you’re in the right place.

Category Hints
We’ll start with the easiest category and move to the hardest: Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

If you want hints for today’s categories, click below! These won’t tell you the exact names but will point you in the right direction.

• Yellow Category: Relates to beauty products.
• Green Category: Describes width or length.
• Blue Category: Pertains to where you put things that aren’t in use.
• Purple Category: Connects to symbols often seen on your current device.

Today’s Answers
Here’s how I did today:
🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟨🟨🟨🟨
🟦🟦🟦🟦
🟪🟪🟪🟪

If you used our clues or help, share your results in the comments!

Answers listed below:

• Beauty products: Blush, Foundation, Highlighter, Powder
• Describing width or length: Extent, Range, Scale, Scope
• Blue category (Object used for support): Base, Holder, Rest, Stand
• Purple category (Icons on an iPhone): Compass, Envelope, Music Notes, Speech Bubble

Every new day brings a fresh puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you’re trying to keep your streak intact and struggle with that last tricky group, we’re here to help with all the hints you need.

Below, you’ll find guidance ranging from subtle clues to direct answers. Whether you want a little nudge in the right direction or the complete solution to preserve your perfect record, this is the place to be.

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Category Hints

We’ll go through these hints from the easiest to the hardest, following the order in the puzzle — Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

Want today’s category hints?

Click below! These hints won’t give away the exact category names but will steer you in the right direction.

• Yellow: This group relates to making music.
• Green: This group involves dealing with a debt.
• Blue: This group references a famous quote by Julius Caesar: “Veni, vidi, vici.”
• Purple: This group includes common prefixes and suffixes rooted in Latin.

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Today’s Answers

Here is the solution layout for today:

• Yellow: Percussion Instruments
  • Bell, Drum, Rattle, Triangle
• Green: Involving settling debts or satisfying obligations
  • Clear, Pay, Settle, Square
• Blue: Words from the famous Caesar quote
• Purple: Latin prepositions

I personally completed the game with the following pattern:
🟨🟨🟨🟨
🟦🟦🟦🟦
🟩🟩🟪🟩
🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟪🟪🟪🟪

If you used our clues or tips, we’d love to see how you did below in the comments!

A new day brings a fresh puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you’re aiming to keep your streak intact and are stuck on that last tricky category, we’re here with all the clues you need.

Below, you’ll find helpful hints, ranging from vague nudges to direct answers. Whether you need a little push in the right direction or want to surprise yourself with the solutions, you’re in the right place.

The hints are organized from the easiest to the most difficult categories, following the order given by the puzzle: Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

If you want hints for today’s categories but prefer not to have the actual names spoiled, click below. These hints will guide you without revealing too much.

Category Hints

• Today’s yellow category relates to items used for personal grooming or looking good.
• Today’s green category involves describing containers that are completely full.
• Today’s blue category is connected to thinking or mental processes.
• Today’s purple category features clues that, once you remove the ends, sound like flying creatures. Yes, it’s one of those tricky ones.

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Today’s Answers

Here’s how I did today:

🟨🟨🟨🟨
🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟦🟦🟦🟦
🟪🟪🟪🟪

If you used our hints or assistance, I’d love to hear how you did in the comments!

Below are the actual solutions for today’s categories:

• Yellow category: Personal grooming items such as brush, mirror, nail file, tweezers.
• Green category: Words like compact, dense, thick, tight.
• Blue category: Words associated with thinking, such as deliberate, muse, noodle, reflect.
• Purple category: Starting with bird homophones—examples include cranium, cronut, lunar, pufnstuf.

Today’s puzzle in the New York Times Connections game introduces four categories, and here are some hints to help guide you through:

Category Hints
The categories are arranged from easiest to hardest based on the puzzle’s order: Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

• Yellow Category: These words are associated with what you do with holes.
• Green Category: These words relate to announcements or things you put forward.
• Blue Category: These words are connected to forms of communication, mostly between people.
• Purple Category: These words come after a certain vowel and change the meaning of the word.

If you’d like subtle nudges without revealing the exact categories, just click below for hints that steer you in the right direction.

Today’s Answers

• Yellow: Block, As An Opening
• Green: Put Forward, As An Announcement
• Blue: Body, Programming, Sign, Spoken
• Purple: Words after “I”

Here’s a quick recap of how I did:
🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟪🟪🟪🟪
🟦🟦🟦🟦
🟨🟨🟨🟨

Feel free to share your progress or ask for additional clues in the comments.

It’s a new day, and that means a fresh puzzle wall to figure out in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you want to beat the clock and only need to figure out that last tricky category, don’t worry—we’ve got all the hints you need.

Below, you’ll find everything from vague clues to direct answers. Whether you’re looking for a little guidance or trying to keep your perfect streak, you’re in the right spot.

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Category Hints
We’ll list these hints from the easiest to the hardest, in the order the puzzle suggests: Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

• Today’s yellow category relates to fashion.
• The green category involves edible items that share a color.
• The blue category includes things with a common shape.
• The purple category is about objects that share a color, which is different from green.

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Today’s Answers
Here’s how I did today:

• Purple group: 🟪🟪🟪🟪
• Yellow group: 🟨🟨🟨🟨
• Green, Blue, and others mixed as follows: 🟩🟦🟩🟩, 🟩🟩🟩🟩, 🟦🟦🟦🟦

If you used our clues or help, share your results below!

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Answers Listed:

• Yellow (Fashion): Textile patterns
  Examples include: Animal print, Herringbone, Houndstooth, Polka Dot

• Green (Green condiments):
  Examples include: Chimichurri, Pesto, Relish, Salsa Verde

• Blue (Things with holes in the middle):
  Examples include: Bagel, Hula Hoop, Inner Tube, Washer

• Purple (Objects that are purple):
  Examples include: Barney the Dinosaur, Eggplant, People Eater, Swing State

Feel free to compare your guesses or see if your answers match ours!

It’s a new day, which means a new puzzle wall in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you want to keep your streak intact and just need help figuring out that last tricky category, we’ve got you covered with all the hints you’ll need.

Below, you’ll find everything—from vague clues about what to look for to the actual answers. Whether you just need a gentle nudge or a clever way to keep your perfect record, you’re in the right place.

If you came here by mistake looking for the answers for November 4, click here.

Category Hints

We’ll list these hints from the easiest category to the hardest, in the order given by the puzzle itself—Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

Want the hints for today’s categories? Click below! These won’t reveal the exact category names but will point you in the right direction.

• Today’s yellow category relates to ruining.
• Today’s green category is about a murder-themed board game.
• Today’s blue category involves singers within the same genre.
• Today’s purple category involves words that can follow rainy weather to form new words.
• Herring Watch: Butcher has nothing to do with Baker, and neither are related to Candlestick or Maker!

Today’s Answers

Here’s how I did today:

• 🟨🟨🟩🟨
• 🟨🟨🟨🟨
• 🟪🟩🟪🟩
• 🟩🟩🟪🟩
• 🟩🟩🟩🟩
• 🟦🟪🟦🟪

This one really stumped me! If you used our clues or hints, I’d love to hear how it went in the comments.

Below are the answers for today’s categories:

• Yellow Category: Make A Hash Of
  Blow, Botch, Butcher, Spoil

• Green Category: Weapons in the Clue Game
  Candlestick, Knife, Rope, Wrench

• Blue Category: Iconic Soul Singers
  Baker, Flack, Franklin, Knight

• Purple Category: Rain_____
  (The list of words you can follow “Rain” with, such as Raincoat, Rainstorm, Raincheck, etc.)

It’s a new day, which means a fresh puzzle challenge in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you’re trying to keep your streak intact and just need help with that tricky last category, we’ve got you covered. Below, you’ll find tips ranging from general hints to the exact answers.

For those who want the hints without spoiling the categories, click below. These clues will guide you without revealing the actual category names, helping you stay on track.

The hints are arranged from the easiest to the most difficult category, in the order suggested by the puzzle: Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

Yellow Category: Things that share a color.

Green Category: Items containing the same substance when used.

Blue Category: Games or activities that can be difficult to clean up afterward.

Purple Category: Clues that end with the same “category” of word. Often, the first words can be ignored, making the category more obvious once you do.

Herring Watch: Be cautious! There are many children’s toys and games here, and one category includes four of them, but the category itself is quite specific. Don’t jump to conclusions too quickly.

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Today’s Answers:

Here’s how I did on the puzzle:

🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟪🟪🟪🟪
🟦🟦🟦🟦
🟨🟨🟨🟨

If you’ve used our hints or help, let us know how it went in the comments!

For those wanting the full solutions, click below. The answers are listed as follows:

Yellow Category: Things That Are Red

• Clown Nose
• Fire Engine
• Maraschino Cherry
• Stop Sign

Green Category: Things Filled With Air

• Balloon Animal
• Bouncy Castle
• Water Wings
• Whoopee Cushion

Blue Category: Things With A Lot Of Pieces

• Jigsaw Puzzle
• Lego Set
• Lite-Brite
• Pick-Up Sticks

Purple Category: Words Ending with Animals

• Dark Horse
• Funky Chicken
• Jumbo Shrimp
• Sea Monkey

It’s a new day, and that means a fresh puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you’re trying to keep your winning streak and only need help with that tricky last category, don’t worry—we’ve got all the clues you might need.

Below, you’ll find helpful hints, from vague nudges to outright answers. Whether you want a little direction or a quick cheat to keep your record spotless, you’re in the right spot.

If you came here by mistake and actually need the answers for November 1, click here.

Category Hints

We’ll go through these hints starting with the easiest category to the hardest, as the game itself suggests—Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

Want the hints for today’s categories? Click below! These won’t reveal the actual category names but will guide you in the right direction.

• The yellow category relates to transportation.
• The green category involves shades of the same color.
• The blue category relates to signs of physical exhaustion, like after a long run.
• The purple category ties to your star sign—or perhaps your star sign.

Herring Watch: No category related to pants!

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Today’s Answers

Here’s how I did today:

🟦🟦🟦🟦
🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟨🟨🟨🟨
🟪🟪🟪🟪

If you used our clues or help, I’d love to hear how you did in the comments below!

Want the full answers for today? Click below!

Below are the solutions for each category:

• Yellow: Goods To Be Transported
  Cargo, Freight, Haul, Load

• Green: Light Brown Shades

• Blue: Shows Signs of Physical Strain
  Cramp, Pant, Redden, Sweat

• Purple: Starts of Zodiac Signs

Today’s puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game is ready to be solved. If you want to keep your streak intact and are struggling to identify that last tricky category, we’re here to help with a few hints.

All the clues you need are below, from subtle hints about what to look for to the direct answers. Whether you’re seeking a gentle push in the right direction or a quick way to avoid losing your perfect record, you’ll find what you need here.

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Category Hints

We’ll list the hints starting from the easiest category to the hardest, following the order given by the puzzle: Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

Click below to see hints for today’s categories! These will steer you in the right direction without revealing the actual category names.

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Today’s Category Hints

• The yellow category relates to legal proceedings.
• The green category has to do with shades of a specific color.
• The blue category involves halves of well-known pairs, focusing on real people.
• The purple category features halves of famous pairs of fictional animals.

Herring Watch: Be cautious with pairs—don’t get tripped up by the fact that three of the four Pac-Man ghosts are involved here!

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Today’s Answers

Here’s how I did on this puzzle:

Connections
Puzzle #874
🟩🟨🟨🟩
🟪🟪🟦🟪
🟪🟪🟩🟪
🟪🟪🟪🟪
🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟨🟨🟨🟨
🟦🟦🟦🟦

That was pretty close!
If you used our clues or tips, I’d love to hear how it went in the comments.

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Today’s Answers

Below are the solutions to each category:

• Yellow Category: Take To Court
  Charge, File, Indict, Sue

• Blue Category: Second In A Famous Real-Life Duo
  Cher, Clyde, Hardy, Teller

• Purple Category: Rodents Who Are First In A Cartoon Duo
  Chip, Itchy, Pinky, Rocky

It’s a new day, which means a new puzzle in the New York Times’ Connections game. If you’re trying to keep your streak intact and just need help with that tricky last category, we’ve got all the clues you could want.

Below, you’ll find hints ranging from vague nudges to complete solutions. Whether you need a little push or a way to keep your perfect record, you’re in the right spot.

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Category Hints

We’ll list these hints from the easiest category to the hardest, following the game’s order—Yellow, Green, Blue, then Purple.

If you’re looking for specific clues, click below! These hints won’t reveal the actual category names but will guide you in the right direction.

• Yellow category: This theme relates to a story about a young girl taking liberties at a strange family’s house.
• Green category: This involves a story about a young woman who wishes to attend a ball, with the help of a magical friend.
• Blue category: Focuses on a pirate who gains strength through a particular vegetable.
• Purple category: Concerns a video game featuring an orb that eats pellets and fruit—specifically, this version has a female character.

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Today’s Answers

Here’s how I did today:

• Yellow: 🟨🟨🟨🟨
• Green: 🟩🟩🟩🟩
• Purple: 🟪🟪🟪🟪
• Blue: 🟦🟦🟦🟦

If you used our clues or help, share your results in the comments!

If you want the full solutions, click below!

Answers:

• Yellow: Goldilocks
  • Items: Bear, Bed, Chair, Porridge
• Green: Cinderella
  • Items: Mouse, Pumpkin, Slipper, Wand
• Blue: Popeye (pirate known for spinach power)
  • Items: Anchor, Cap, Pipe, Spinach
• Purple: Ms. Pac-Man
  • Items: Bow, Cherries, Ghost, Pellets