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Issue #321 Sat 27 Apr

NYT Connections Hints & Answer — April 27, 2024

A tidy grid today that rewards those who look past the surface level. Expect a few linguistic traps that require a steady hand.

yellow group 7 hints

Yellow group hints

green group 7 hints

Green group hints

blue group 7 hints

Blue group hints

violet group 7 hints

Violet group hints

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  1. Reveal the yellow group
    TRUST AS REAL

    ACCEPT · BELIEVE · BUY · SWALLOW

  2. Reveal the green group
    POWER ISSUES

    OUTAGE · SHORT · SPIKE · SURGE

  3. Reveal the blue group
    SUMMARY

    ABSTRACT · BRIEF · DIGEST · OUTLINE

  4. Reveal the violet group
    NAME HOMOPHONES

    CURT · HAIRY · KNEEL · WANE

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Spoiler-free help for Connections on April 27, 2024. Every answer below helps you along without giving the game away — ready to see the full solution? See the complete Connections answer for April 27, 2024, or browse every Connections puzzle in the archive.

How hard is NYT Connections on April 27, 2024?

NYT Connections on April 27, 2024 rates 3 out of 4 on our difficulty scale — a tougher-than-average puzzle. As always you sort sixteen words into four colour-coded groups, and our hints tease what links each group without ever naming the words.

What's a spoiler-free hint for NYT Connections on April 27, 2024?

The hint ladder above starts with a one-line vibe for each of the four groups, then adds the connecting idea, then the wording of each category. You climb only as far as you need, and no grouped words are shown until the final reveal.

How many groups are in NYT Connections #321?

Four groups of four, ordered from the gentlest to the trickiest. For the categories and the sixteen words themselves, open the answer section on this page — the hints here keep them hidden.

Today

Difficulty
Stiff
At a glance
4 groups · 16 words