Today’s NYT Connections Hint and Answers (May 16, 2024)

Are you looking for Tuesday’s Connections hints and answers? Here’s where you may locate them.

 

 

Do you want a clue for Connections today? Following the massive success of the daily puzzle game Wordle, the New York Times has released another phenomenally popular word game. It’s called Connections, and if you’ve never played it before, now’s the time to get started.

 

In this guide, we’ll provide you with a useful hint selection for today’s Connections problem on Wednesday, May 16th, before disclosing the group themes and Connections answers themselves. If you’re new to Connections from Wordle, we’ll show you how to play it!

 

 

 

Connections Words for May 16

 

For reference, here are today’s 16 Connections words:

 

Ice	Coast	Still	Wet
Security	Lock	Breeze	Shot
Secure	Picnic	Throw	Sail
Snap	Glide	Cinch	Pic

 

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Connections Hint for May 16

 

Yellow group — You will need cameras to build them.

Green group –Words used when victory is certain.

Blue group — Words used when everything is running smoothly.

Purple group—Pair these with something resembling a duvet or sheet.

Extra hint 1: Think about cinema when you hear the word “still.”

Extra hint 12: “Throw” and “Wet” belong to the same group.

 

 

 

 

Connections Groups for May 16

 

The following are today’s Connections groups:

 

• Photo
• Assure, As A Victory
• Move In An Effortless Way
• Words That Precede “Blanket”

 

 

 

 

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Connections Answers for May 16

 

Please refrain from further scrolling down the page until you are prepared to view the answers for today’s Connections.

 

Today’s Connections answers are…

 

• Photo: Pic, Shot, Snap, Still
• Assure, As A Victory: Cinch, Ice, Lock, Secure
• Move In An Effortless Way: Breeze, Coast, Glide, Sail
• Words That Precede “Blanket”: Picnic, Security, Throw, Wet

 

 

If you correctly answered today’s Connections question, whether or not you used the helpful advice above, congrats! And much like with Wordle, if you didn’t succeed today, don’t worry—a fresh Connections puzzle is issued every day at midnight! You can try again tomorrow!

 

 

 

 

 

What is NYT Connections?

 

The New York Times, creators of the indefatigable Wordle problem, release a new word puzzle game called Connections daily. Daily, crossword puzzle creator Wyna Liu gives you 16 random words and asks you to put them in four groups of four, with a similar theme for each set. The goal of the game is to form connections between the words.

 

Consider the following: “Hook,” “Nana,” “Peter,” and “Wendy”—all of which are Peter Pan characters. Alternatively, “Action,” “Ballpark,” “Go,” and “Stick” are all terms that frequently appear before “Figure.”

 

Discovering the underlying ideas that link the phrases is your task, but watch out for red herring connections—intentionally put there to confuse you! Locate all four Connections without committing any of the game’s four fatal errors in order to claim victory. The game ends and the solution is shown mechanically after your fourth error.

 

Additionally, the Connection’s difficulty is denoted by the color assigned to each of the four groups in the daily Connections puzzle. Here are the colors: yellow for the easiest, green for medium, blue for medium-hard, and purple for hardest.

 

 

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How To Play Connections?

 

A grid of sixteen words is displayed to you in Connections. Your mission is to find the connections between them and sort them into four sets of four. Examples of possible categories include horror film series, verbs, and rap groups.

 

Each puzzle has a single correct answer, so you’ll have to be selective when using terms that could be in more than one category. If you’re having trouble seeing connections between the words, try shuffling them around.

 

The categories are color-coded. In most cases, the yellow group is the simplest to derive, followed by the green and blue groups, and finally, the purple group is the most elusive. Wordplay is common in the purple group, so keep that in mind.

 

Input the four words you believe go together and hit the Submit button. There will be casualties if your prediction is wrong. If you’re almost there with the right group, you can get a notification saying it’s just one word away, but you still have to choose which one to exchange.

 

The game ends if you commit four errors. With the use of some pointers and, if you’re truly having trouble, today’s Connections solutions, we can make sure that doesn’t happen.

 

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