Having trouble figuring out the November 12 edition of NYT Connections? We’re here to help you crack today’s puzzle with some clues and hints.
Connections by The New York Times is one of the most popular puzzles that fans can enjoy online. Created by editor Wyna Liu, this daily word game presents an assortment of 16 words that players must categorize into groups of four to win. Each set follows a different theme that connects the four words that belong in it. Players need to identify these themes and sort the words accordingly. Moreover, the game also provides a “one away…” hint when players get close to sorting a particular group.
Check out the hints and answers for the November 12 Connections puzzle below.
Connections hint for November 12
The 16 words in today’s puzzle are: JUDO, SUMO, BOGO, GOAT, LOCO, ROJO, YOLO, POLO, YO-YO, GOLF, DODO, DOPE, POCO, BOZO, COMO, and FOMO.
Here are some hints for each group:
- Yellow Group: This group includes words that are related to some popular sports.
- Green Group: The words in this group are related to stupid people.
- Blue Group: The words in this set are abbreviated phrases.
- Purple Group: The words in this collection are from a different language than English.
What are the Connections answers for today, November 12?
Here are the answers for the November 12 NYT Connections puzzle:
Yellow Group: Sports – GOLF, JUDO, POLO, and SUMO.
Green Group: Doofus – BOZO, DODO, DOPE, and YO-YO.
Blue Group: Acronyms – BOGO, FOMO, GOAT, and YOLO.
Purple Group: Spanish Words – COMO, LOCO, POCO, and ROJO.
In addition to Connections, The New York Times also offers multiple other puzzles such as Wordle, Crossword, Pips, Strands, and more. While some games can be played for free, fans need a subscription plan to access the others. All the puzzles are also available on the official NYT Games app.
