Connections NYT Answers Today: May 12, 2024
Connections NYT May 12, 2024 Challenge was really difficult and I'm glad you persevered to find the answer. Today I will give you some suggestions and the most accurate answers for today's challenge.
Hints on answers to today's Connections NYT quiz:
Yellow category - “I’m just messing with you!”
Green category - Words you’d find at the butcher.
Blue category - Do you know your acronyms?
Purple category - The names of famous cocktails, but they’re missing a piece.
Answers to the May 12 Connections NYT challenge:
- Playfully Poke Fun at - Kid, Needle, Rib, Teaser
- Cuts of Beef - Chuck, Flank, Loin, Round
- Acronyms - MIA, OMG, PIN, RAM
- Cocktails Minus Places Names - Libre, Mama, Mule, Sling
General Strategies:
- Think like the editor: Connections is created by an NYT editor, so try to see the connections they might have intended for the words.
- Shuffle the words: This can help break up any initial bias and give you a fresh perspective on the connections.
- Don't be fooled by easy matches: The game might present some seemingly obvious connections to distract you. Look for the deeper relationships between the words.
Making Connections:
- Look for groups of four: Connections are always made between four of the words. Don't try to fit five words into a category.
- Focus on single words: If you're stuck, pick a word and brainstorm how it could connect to the others. Consider different parts of speech or its use in phrases and compounds.
- Work strategically: Try to find the most obvious connection first. This can make it easier to see how the remaining words fit together.
- Use the "wrong guess" feedback: After a wrong guess, the game slightly reveals the connection for that group. Use this information to adjust your strategy.
Additional Tips:
- Break down big words: If there are complex words, consider how their root words or parts of speech might connect.
- Learn from past games: Pay attention to the types of connections used in past puzzles. This can help you get on the right track for future games.
- Take a step back when close: If you think you have three connections figured out, double-check everything before submitting your answer.