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NYT Connections Hints and Answers for November 8, 2024

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The New York Times Connections puzzle for November 8, 2024, presents a challenging brainteaser where players must group 16 words into four connected categories. Here are the hints and answers to help you solve today’s puzzle.

The puzzle is divided into four groups, each with a different difficulty level indicated by colors: yellow (easiest), green (easy), blue (medium), and purple (hardest).

For the **yellow group**, the theme is “escapade.” The four words that fit into this category are: antic, caper, exploit, and stunt.

The **green group** is themed around “kinds of pickles.” The words in this group are: dill, kosher, sour, and sweet.

The **blue group** has a theme of “risqué.” The words here are: adult, blue, spicy, and suggestive.

The **purple group**, the most challenging, is themed around “cut the ____.” The words in this group are: cheese, cord, deck, and mustard.

In addition to the regular Connections puzzle, the New York Times has also introduced a new version called Connections: Sports Edition. This version focuses on sports-related words and is currently in beta testing. For November 8, the themes include hockey equipment, football penalties, basketball movies, and types of hockey.

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