Les réponses du jeu Connections pour aujourd’hui, le 4 novembre, sont légèrement plus difficiles que celles d’hier, avec une note de difficulté de 2.8 sur 5. Cet article offre des indices et des conseils pour aider à résoudre le puzzle, ainsi que les réponses complètes organisées par catégories. Des réflexions sur le puzzle précédent sont également incluses. Pour ceux qui préfèrent ne pas découvrir les réponses, un guide sur la façon de jouer à NYT Connections est disponible.
Are you on the hunt for today’s Connections answers? For November 4, puzzle #512 presents a bit more of a challenge than yesterday’s edition, with a difficulty score of 2.8 out of 5 according to the Connections Companion.
Each day, we refresh this article with hints and strategies to assist you in uncovering all four answers for today. Should the hints fall short, you can find all four answers listed below, along with their category titles and associated words. We also provide a recap of yesterday’s puzzle, #511, for those in different time zones.
Warning: Spoilers for Connections #512 are included. Continue reading only if you wish to learn today’s answers.
If you prefer, check out our guide on how to play NYT Connections for tips on solving the puzzle independently.
Today’s Connections Answers — Hints to Assist You
Unlike our Wordle strategy guide, which focuses on optimal starting words, solving Connections involves grouping 16 words into categories. Each category is color-coded by difficulty, with yellow indicating the simplest group and purple the most complex. After four incorrect guesses, the answers will be revealed, making hints useful.
If you are seeking assistance with the groupings, here are the themes, listed by difficulty:
- ???? Yellow: Equip
- ???? Green: Being, character, ego, self
- ???? Blue: Furniture
- ???? Purple: Words with apostrophes removed
These hints should propel you toward today’s Connections answers. If you still need more help, feel free to read on for further clues; or if you’re eager to get straight to the answer, scroll down.
Here’s a bigger hint: Today’s puzzle is straightforward; there’s no elaborate complexity. Infuse your thoughts with a hint of Feng shui, and you should be good to go.
Today’s Connections Answers
What are the answers for today’s Connections puzzle #512?
Drumroll, please…
- ???? Equip: Furnish, outfit, provision, stock
- ???? Individuality: Being, character, ego, self
- ???? Furniture: Chest, console, vanity, wardrobe
- ???? Words with apostrophes removed: Cant, id, shell, were
I initially tackled the purple category first, but not without failing three times attempting to connect Ego and Id with other psychology-related terms I remembered from introductory classes. It turned out to be a misleading path, and I fell for it. Instead of considering Kant, I should have focused on Cant and its missing element. I assumed the Connections Crew wouldn’t be quite that tricky… and I’ve been proved wrong.
This left only Ego to be paired with the other self-referential terms I had been circling, like Being, Character, and Self, to complete the green category.
At one point, I thought about including Vanity, but I hesitated when I spotted Wardrobe still available as a clue. With furniture at the forefront of my mind, Chest and Console naturally called out to me.
This led to the simplest category being filled in with Furnish, Outfit, Provision, and Stock.
Yesterday’s Connections Answers
If you’re catching up from a later time zone, here are the Connections answers for puzzle #511, which had a difficulty score of 2.2 out of 5.
I began yesterday’s puzzle with the blue category. Long ago, during my freshman year in college, I studied pre-law, so when I encountered Hearing, I wasn’t misled by the Connection Crew’s ploy to confuse me with other sensory terms like Touching and Feeling. As I sought legal terminology, Inquiry, Proceeding, and Trial quickly came to light.
I suspected that Touching and Feeling might relate to one another, but that led me down another false trail. In fact, Touching appeared in today’s yellow category alongside other heartfelt descriptors like Moving, Sweet, and Tender. Meanwhile, Feeling was categorized in green along with terms that describe guessing, such as Hunch, Impression, and Sense.
This left purple as today’s straightforward fill. Initially, I thought this category might represent wordplay involving