NYT Connections Hints and Answers for October 29, 2024

The New York Times‘ daily word puzzle, Connections, has released its latest challenge for October 29, 2024. Here are the hints and answers to help you solve the puzzle.

The game involves categorizing 16 words into four groups, each with a common theme. The groups are color-coded, with yellow being the easiest and purple the most challenging.

For the October 29 puzzle, here are the hints for each group:

– **Yellow Group:** The hint is “In Pristine Condition” or “Looking good.” The words in this group are related to things that are untouched or new. The answers are: Mint, New, Original, Unused.

– **Green Group:** The hint is “Found in a hospital” or “Think Grey's Anatomy.” This group consists of medical roles. The answers are: Attending, Fellow, Intern, Resident.

– **Blue Group:** The hint is “A famous Roman general used these words” or “Shakespeare quote.” This group is based on singular nouns from a famous line in “Julius Caesar.” The answers are: Countryman, Ear, Friend, Roman.

– **Purple Group:** The hint is “All of these are associated with the same four-sided shape” or “____ square.” The answers are: Perfect, Pocket, Times, Town.

These hints should help you navigate the puzzle, but if you need more assistance, the full answers are provided above.