Here are some NYT Connections Hints and Answers for October 26 #503
If you like word puzzles, odds are you’ve seen the most recent mind-boggling published in The New York Times, entitled NYT Connections. A daily word game in which a word association puzzle is given and the polysyllabic word of the previous day is studied. Every day presents a new grid of four groups of four words, and finding the right solutions to link them together can be confounding.
This involves reviewing sixteen words that may seem completely unrelated and identifying how they can be grouped. Today in this article, we will help you reveal the secrets of a puzzle (#503) for October 26, 2024, so follow a few steps that may help you find a solution and finally give satisfactory answers about the NYT Connections puzzle.
For the Connection puzzles, the following sixteen words are used
🟨 Yellow: upsetting someone
🟩 Green: digital methods of talking to someone
🟦 Blue: comfortable seating devices, some you can lie down on
🟪 Purple: four items that share a shape
Today’s Connections groups
🟨 Yellow: Faze, Rattle, Ruffle, Throw
🟩 Green: Chain, Chat, Conversation, Thread
🟦 Blue: Cradle, Hammock, Rocker, Swing
🟪 Purple: Can, Roller, Silo, Spool
What are the Connections answers for today?
Today’s NYT Connections Answers for October 26 #503
🟨 Yellow: Fluster
🟩 Green: Series Of Messages
🟦 Blue: Places To Lie/Sit That Move
🟪 Purple: Cylinder-Shaped Things
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