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SPOILER WARNING: Information about NYT Connections today is below, so don’t read on if you don’t want to know the answers.
Today’s NYT Connections words are…
- RAVEN
- GOLFER
- PILOT
- PENDULUM
- DRUM
- USHER
- SALOON DOORS
- CASK
- COWBOY
- CYLINDER
- STEER
- JET
- TANK
- RAM
- SWING
- SHEPHERD
Need some clues for today’s NYT Connections groups?
- Yellow: Could hold beer, oil etc
- Green: Show the way
- Blue: Bear is another
- Purple: They make a side-to-side motion
Want more hints? Keep reading for the group answers.
Curious about the answers for today’s NYT Connections groups?
- YELLOW: BARREL-SHAPED CONTAINER
- GREEN: GUIDE
- BLUE: N.F.L. TEAM MEMBER
- PURPLE: THINGS THAT SWING
To uncover the answers, proceed carefully to the next section.
Unveiling the answers to today’s Connections, game #518:
- YELLOW: BARREL-SHAPED CONTAINER CASK, CYLINDER, DRUM, TANK
- GREEN: GUIDE PILOT, SHEPHERD, STEER, USHER
- BLUE: N.F.L. TEAM MEMBER COWBOY, JET, RAM, RAVEN
- PURPLE: THINGS THAT SWING GOLFER, PENDULUM, SALOON DOORS, SWING
My rating: Easy
My score: Perfect
Reflecting on today’s challenge, the inclusion of the word SWING in the group named THINGS THAT SWING seemed a bit redundant. How did you fare? Share your progress with me!
Yesterday’s NYT Connections answers (Saturday, 9 November, game #517)
- YELLOW: CONTORTED BENT, GNARLY, TWISTED, WARPED
- GREEN: SMALLEST AMOUNT LICK, OUNCE, SHRED, TRACE
- BLUE: ALGEBRA TERMS EXPONENT, POWER, RADICAL, ROOT
- PURPLE: WORDS BEFORE “ROOM” TO MEAN LAVATORY BATH, POWDER, REST, THRONE
What is NYT Connections?
NYT Connections is a popular word game by the New York Times where players group items based on common traits. The difficulty levels vary, with green being easy and purple being the most challenging.
You don’t need to solve the final group, as it can be deduced by elimination. Players can also make up to four mistakes to help with gameplay.
While more complex than Wordle, NYT Connections requires attention to detail to avoid word traps and misdirections.
Play for free on the NYT Games site on desktop or mobile.