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If you are looking for The New York Times Connections hints today for October 29, you have come to the right place. Connections may seem simple on the surface and much easier than what the NYT did with Wordle, but players who have actually checked it out know that is just not the case.
Despite having all of the words available, arranging them in different categories can prove to be quite challenging.
For the uninitiated, Connections is an online word game by NYT that provides the player with 16 different words, which may not seem like they are connected to one another at first glance, but they have more in common than one might think.
The objective is to divide the words into groups of four, with each group focusing on a specific theme. In case you are having a hard time with today’s Connections puzzle, we have prepared some hints to help you out for Tuesday, October 29.
Of course, we have also revealed all of the answers for today’s Connections puzzle at the end, so if the hints are not helping either, you can simply just head down to the solutions and save yourself some headache to prepare for tomorrow’s challenge.
NYT Connections Words for Tuesday, October 29
These are the 16 words featured in Connections today:
New York Times Connections Hints Today for October 29
With one hint allocated for each word group, here are some hints that should help you out in solving today’s Connections puzzle:
Additional NYT Connections Hints for Today
If the tips above have not helped, these additional Connections hints should make today’s puzzle a whole lot easier:
NYT Connections Groups Today for October 29
Some Connections puzzles can be quite tough to solve, so if the hints above have not really made things clear, today’s word groups should help simplify them even further:
New York Times Connections Answers Today for October 29
If you have tried your best and still not succeeded, there is not any need to worry, as we have listed down the answers below to make today’s Connections puzzle a breeze to solve:
The New York Times definitely upped its game with today’s challenge, as three of the four words featured in the Green group can be related to terms in other categories, including Fellow with Friend and Resident with Town.
New York Times Connections Hints Today, Oct. 27th, #504
But it was the Blue category that could have thrown many players off just because not everyone is familiar with William Shakespeare’s work or plays in general, so realizing that, one, the words are all from the iconic line “Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears,” but they also have a singular twist to them would have been quite jarring.
Continuing tradition, the Purple group was quite difficult as well since the words seemingly have nothing to do with one another, making it confusing to figure out that they can all be followed by Square and would make a lot more sense.
New York Times Connections Hints Today, Oct. 26th, #503
But that is what makes Connections such a fun game to play, as every day brings a new challenge for dedicated players to complete, so if you were not able to solve today’s puzzle, there is always tomorrow.
And if that gives you trouble as well, rest assured that we will have yet another guide waiting for you. However, if you did achieve success with today’sConnectionspuzzle, many congratulations!
While waiting and preparing for tomorrow’s puzzle, you’re able to also go on a quick trip down memory laneand check out yesterday’s challenge again.
Which words were the most confusing for you in today’s Connections puzzle? Were you able to think of Julius Caesar while looking at the Blue group? Let us know in the comments!
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