Connections NYT Answers Today: May 21, 2024

I'm glad you participated in the Connections NYT May 21, 2024 challenge. Today's challenge is quite complicated and you might have some trouble finding the answer, so I'll help you out. offers some suggestions and the best answers for the May 21 Connections NYT challenge.

What is today's Connections NYT category suggestion?

Today’s groups are...

• Yellow group — smidgen
• Green group — bargain
• Blue group — billiards equipment
• Purple group — ____ book (that's not a book)

Answers About Today's Group:

• Yellow group — smidgen (BIT, DASH, PINCH, TOUCH)
• Green group — bargain (BUY, DEAL, STEAL, VALUE)
• Blue group — billiards equipment (BALL, CHALK, CUE, RACK)
• Purple group — ____ book (that's not a book) (FACE, MAC, MATCH, POCKET)

What is the answer to Connections NYT today (Tuesday, May 21)?

• Smidgen: Bit, Dash, Pinch, Touch
• Bargain: Buy, Deal, Steal, Value
• Billiards Equipment: Ball, Chalk, Cue, Rack
• Book (That's Not A Book): Face, Mac, Match, Pocket

I'm very happy that you completed today's challenge, the above suggestions will help you quickly find the answer and if you still haven't found it, it's okay, you can try again the next day with these questions. More interesting quizzes.

What is Connections NYT?

Connections NYT  is a word puzzle game developed and published by The New York Times. It is the second most played game that is published by Times, behind Wordle.

Gameplay

The goal of Connections is to divide a grid of sixteen words into four groups of four such that the words in each group belong to a specific category. For example, you might have to group the words "dog", "cat", "fish", and "parrot" together because they are all household pets.

To make a group, you must click and drag one word onto another word. If the two words belong to the same category, they will stick together. You can continue to add words to the group until you have four words total.

Once you have created a group, you can click on the checkmark icon to submit it. If the group is correct, it will be removed from the grid. If the group is incorrect, the words will turn red.

You have a total of six attempts to correctly group all of the words into four categories. If you run out of attempts before you finish, you lose the game.

Tips

• Look for common themes. What do the words have in common? Are they related to a certain topic, place, or period?
• Try to think outside the box. The categories may not always be obvious.
• Don't be afraid to experiment. You can always try grouping the words in different ways.
• Use the process of elimination. If you know that two words don't belong in the same group, you can eliminate them from your options.