NYT Connections Hints November 29

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The New York Times’s newest word game, Connections, has been all the rage on social media lately. It challenges players to group 16 words into categories they don’t know in advance. Newsweek’s got some hints and tips to help you out. Today’s groups are: Green, Blue, Yellow, and Purple.

Green: The names of amounts or quantities in science

The New York Times’ latest word game, Connections, is all the rage on social media. It’s a twist on the popular Wordle puzzle, and it requires players to group words together in four sets with a common theme.

The hints and answers for today’s green category are the names of amounts or quantities in science: HERTZ, MOLE, SECOND, VOLT. Green is one of the easier categories.

The answers for the other colors will be revealed soon. Read on if you want to know them. And if you’re looking for more word games, check out our daily Wordle hints and answers, Strands hints and answers, and Quordle hints and answers articles.

Blue: Names of people in baseball

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The New York Times’s newest word game, Connections, is becoming a social media hit. It’s a daily puzzle that challenges players to arrange 16 words into four groups of four words each. It’s a tricky task, but it’s also fun.

This morning’s categories include Green: The names of amounts or quantities in science; Blue: Names of people in baseball (RAY, TWIN, TIGER, NATIONAL); and Purple: First words in the title of TV shows on a prestigious cable network.

Purple: First words in the title of TV shows on a prestigious cable network

Whether it’s a trip back to Twin Peaks or Steven Bochco’s early cop series, the first words in TV show titles are often the most interesting. This is especially true when the show in question is on a prestigious cable network.

This is the latest daily word game from the New York Times (owners of Wordle). The goal of Connections is to group 16 seemingly disparate words into sets of four that share something in common.

This can be tricky because some words will seem to belong in more than one category. To help, Newsweek has a few tips to get you started.

Yellow: Words for committing to begin an action

NYT’s Connections game has captured the public imagination with its unique word-matching challenges. The game challenges players to arrange 16 random words into groups of four that are categorized in ways they don’t know ahead of time. The puzzles are often trickier than they look, and for those who haven’t been able to maintain their winning streak, this article offers hints to assist them. Today’s hints for the Yellow category include words that are cowardly or treacherous. The answers are also included here. The hints and answers will be updated daily.

Green: Words for measuring things

The NYT’s new daily word game, Connections, has players grouping words together that have something in common. The categories are broad and can include anything from sports team names to software programs. The game can be tricky, so we’re here to help. We’ve got the daily hints and answers for NYT Connections, as well as our other popular word games like Wordle, Strands and Quordle. Warning, these hints contain spoilers for the puzzles. Marc has been writing daily Wordle and Strands hints for TechRadar since 2015. He takes these games way too seriously.

Blue: Words associated with a major sports league

New York Times associate puzzle editor Wyna Liu is behind the hit word game that’s taking over social media. Called Connections, the daily game challenges players to sort 16 seemingly disparate words into four sets of four.

It’s not as easy as it sounds, especially since some words can be suited to more than one category. Luckily Newsweek is here to help.

Using this guide to assist in your groupings, you can start to see patterns and nudge yourself closer to the final answer. We’ve also got daily Strands hints and answers and a Quordle today page, in case you need help with those games too.

Purple: Words for television shows

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD

New York Times’s Connections is one of the hottest word games on social media. The daily puzzle challenges players to uncover the “connections” between 16 random words.

There are four different groups of words in each Connections puzzle: Yellow (music), Green (taking), Blue (MLB team members) and Purple (first words of HBO shows).

Each group has a different theme, making the game challenging for players to keep their win streak going. These hints can help them narrow down the options and make it easier to find the answers.