Need a hand with the November 8 edition of NYT Connections? We’ve got you covered with some helpful clues and hints to guide you through today’s puzzle.
Connections is among the most popular puzzles available on The New York Times’ Games collection. Created by editor Wyna Liu, this daily word game presents 16 different words that players must sort into groups of four. Each group features a hidden theme that connects the four words that belong in it. The objective is to identify which words have which theme in common and categorize them accordingly.
Check out the hints and answers for the November 8 Connections puzzle below.
Connections hint for November 8
The 16 words in today’s puzzle are: PRESENT, CLOSE, PROGRAMMING, SPY, PLUG, STOP, SIGN, ROBOT, BEAM, DELIVER, SEAL, CHING, PRONOUNCE, SPOKEN, GIVE, and BODY.
Here are some hints for each group:
- Yellow Group: This group includes words that are related to stopping something.
- Green Group: The words in this group mean conveying something.
- Blue Group: This group features words associated with a means of communication.
- Purple Group: The words in this collection often come after a single common letter.
What are the Connections answers for today, November 8?
Here are the answers for the November 8 NYT Connections puzzle:
Yellow Group: Block, As An Opening – CLOSE, PLUG, SEAL, and STOP.
Green Group: Put Forward, As An Announcement – DELIVER, GIVE, PRESENT, and PRONOUNCE.
Blue Group: Kinds Of Language – BODY, PROGRAMMING, SIGN, and SPOKEN.
Purple Group: Words After “I” – BEAM, CHING, ROBOT, and SPY.
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