Are you looking for a clue that will lend a hand you with today’s November 4th Connections puzzle? We have all the tips you need to continue working with today’s Connections, which are indeed particularly complex.
Connections is a word puzzle published daily by the New York Times (NYT), host of the wildly popular Wordle Puzzle. Created daily by puzzle creator Wyna Liu, Connections presents a selection of 16 seemingly disparate words that you must group into four sets of four words, with each group of four words sharing a common theme.
It’s a plain premise, but as many of us here know, Connections can be devilishly complex at times, filled to the brim with red herrings, misleading words, and little-known tidbits. If you’re having trouble solving today’s Connection puzzle, this guide will lend a hand you find the answers for Monday, November 4, 2024.
Below we present carefully crafted tips and tricks for today’s Connections, then reveal the four different groups, and finally the Connections answer themselves for those who are tired of wondering how it all fits together.
In this guide:
Connection tips for Monday, November 4
Here’s a hint for each group of words in today’s Connections puzzle, plus a few other Connections clues to lend a hand you find the answer.
Our connection tips today are:
- Yellow (easiest): For dressing or decoration.
- Green (uncomplicated): The inner core of man.
- Blue (medium): Perhaps found in your bedroom.
- Purple (hardest): All these words are slightly modified abbreviations.
- Bonus tip 1: Console here does not refer to a video game machine.
- Bonus tip 2: The Id and Ego belong to different groups.
If you’re looking for more Connections tips today to lend a hand narrow down your answers, tap the spoiler text below to reveal one word from each group:
Yellow (easiest):
Shell
Green (uncomplicated):
Jargon
Blue (medium):
Warehouse
Purple (hardest):
Was
What are today’s Connections words?
Here are 16 connection words for today:
| Shell | Vanity | Outfit | Id |
| Wardrobe | Jargon | Console | Ego |
| Warehouse | Character | Existence | Chest |
| I | Supply | Was | Deliver |
What are today’s Connections groups like?
If you need even more guidance to solve today’s Connections puzzle, below we’ll reveal the four correct Connection groups – the themes that connect each set of four words in the Connections grid together.
Here are today’s Connections groups:
- Equip
- Individuality
- Furniture
- Words with apostrophes removed
Now that you know the reasoning behind the different connections in today’s puzzle, see if you can solve it! If not, check out the full answer below.
Spoiler alert! The answer to today’s Connections offer is before us!
What are today’s answers on Connections?
Here are the full answers to today’s Connection puzzle, which will take place on Monday, November 4:
- Equip: Furniture, clothing, supplies, supplies
- Individuality: Being, character, ego, self
- Furniture: Chest, console, dressing table, wardrobe
- Words with apostrophes removed: I can’t, Id, Shell, Were
The Purple group, as always, let me down with the missing apostrophes, but I hope you got past that with the tip I gave above. Nice to know these words are abbreviations, right? When I first saw Were, I assumed it was referring to Werewolves. That’s what I think.
Congratulations if you answered today’s Connections question correctly, with or without the lend a hand of our helpful tips above! And if you didn’t succeed today, don’t worry – a novel Connections puzzle is released every day at midnight, so you can try again tomorrow, just like with Wordle.
What is Connections?
Connections is one of the most popular daily puzzle games published by the New York Times (owner of Wordle). The goal of Connections is to group the 16 words of the day into four groups, with each group of four words having a common theme.
For example, the words “Hook”, “Nana”, “Peter”, and “Wendy” are all Peter Pan characters. Let’s take another example: “Action”, “Ballpark”, “Go” and “Stick” are words that usually appear right before the word “Figure”.
Your job is to guess what themes connect the different words together – but be careful because most of the time red herrings are deliberately placed there to confuse you! To win the game you must find all four connections without making 4 mistakes. On the fourth mistake, the game ends and the answer is revealed automatically.
Each of the four groups in the daily Connection puzzle is also assigned a different color to represent how uncomplicated or complex it is to find the Connection. These colors are: yellow (easiest), green (uncomplicated), blue (medium), and purple (hardest).
That concludes today’s guide to solving the NYT Connections word puzzle. If you’re looking for lend a hand with Wordle, we’ve prepared a list of previous Wordle answers, as well as a Wordle tip and answer for Monday, November 4. You can also check out our list of the best starting words for Wordle or employ our Wordle Solver tool to lend a hand you find the answer with ease!
