A new NYT Connections puzzle is set to arrive daily at midnight local time, creating a unique challenge for players who may find themselves either playing “today’s game” or “yesterday’s game.” For those specifically seeking the puzzle from Wednesday, November 19, you can find hints and answers for that day’s game (#892) online.
Today, players can engage with NYT Connections (game #893), tackling a series of clever word associations that are sure to test their skills. As with previous puzzles, players often benefit from hints to navigate the intricacies and themes present in the game.
The words featured in today’s puzzle include:
– ARTY
– KISS
– ENAMEL
– ESSAY
– CROWN
– DECAY
– BRUSH
– PASTE
– ANY
– SKIM
– PLASTER
– PULP
– STICK
– STROKE
– ROOT
– FIX
For those needing assistance in categorizing these words, here are some insightful hints for today’s groupings:
– YELLOW: Attach one to another
– GREEN: Lightly touch
– BLUE: Dental elements
– PURPLE: Several characters in one
If you’re eager for the answers now, proceed with caution as spoiler details follow. The categorized answers from today’s game reveal:
– **YELLOW**: ADHERE (FIX, PASTE, PLASTER, STICK)
– **GREEN**: GRAZE (BRUSH, KISS, SKIM, STROKE)
– **BLUE**: PARTS OF A TOOTH (CROWN, ENAMEL, PULP, ROOT)
– **PURPLE**: WORDS THAT SOUND LIKE TWO LETTERS (ANY, ARTY, DECAY, ESSAY)
Players have shared that today’s puzzle was particularly challenging, with a few old band names hidden among the tiles. Notably, titles like PULP and KISS stood out, along with others reminiscent of classic rock, including Rush and Strokes. This complexity led some players to make more mistakes than anticipated.
For those who also played yesterday, the answers from Wednesday’s game (#892) included groupings such as HUSKY and THICK under the yellow category, guiding players through a series of cleverly assigned words.
The NYT Connections puzzles continue to offer players of all skill levels a fun and engaging way to challenge their vocabulary and word association skills. With daily updates, there’s always a new way to exercise the mind, making it a beloved choice for word game enthusiasts.