All articles tagged with #daily puzzle
The New York Times Connections puzzle for September 26, 2026 (#1203), features four categories: breath fresheners, laundry actions for dress shirts, wood characteristics, and expressions using 'cool.' CNET notes the puzzle was relatively easy, while Mashable and Lifehacker provide context for adjacent daily puzzles.
The New York Times' daily word game Connections released puzzle #1198 on September 21, 2026. The puzzle, rated 2.2 out of 5 in difficulty, challenges players to group 16 words into four categories: email buttons, fishing lures, chess moves, and composer name prefixes.
Spoiler-filled hints and the official solution for NYT Connections #1191 (Sept 14, 2026). It reveals four groups: WATERBIRDS (COOT, GOOSE, LOON, TEAL); INFORMANT (CANARY, RAT, SNITCH, STOOLIE); COMMON SINGLE-USE PLASTIC ITEMS (BAG, CUTLERY, STIRRER, STRAW); and ___GRASS (BLUE, CRAB, LEMON, WHEAT); plus solving strategies and tips for playing and winning, with spoiler cautions.
CNET breaks down NYT Connections for Sept. 2, 2026, sharing four group hints and the completed answers: Yellow (Flabbergast) dazzle, floor, stun, wow; Green (Things in a violin case) bow, mute, rosin, shoulder rest; Blue (____ dogs that are dogs) hunting, rescue, sausage, sheep; Purple (____ dogs that aren’t dogs) corn, prairie, salty, top, along with the four group hints used to reach the solutions.
Mashable explains how Hurdle works and shares today’s solutions for all five words: ATTIC, WHISK, CIGAR, REACH, and SHELF, with hints and notes on how prior guesses affect the final hurdle.
The Game Band launches Dartwords, a daily word-guessing game where you type any word and receive clues from a Clippy-like helper named Darty, using a mix of a local dictionary-based model and developer-written hints to create a more conversational Wordle-style experience.
Mashable's Wordle guide for July 11, 2026 reveals AVIAN as today's five-letter solution, with a bird-related hint and tips to solve, plus background on Wordle's origins, starter-word strategies, the Hard Mode option, and notes on Wordle archives and related word games.
Today's Wordle No. 1,807 (May 31, 2026) gives clues that the answer begins with E, ends with E, repeats a letter, and contains two vowels; the solution is ETUDE, a short musical piece used for practice. The article provides those hints, confirms the answer, and includes starter-word tips and links to related puzzles, authored by CNET editor Gael Cooper.
Mashable reveals Wordle #1773's answer is EERIE and provides clues, starting-word strategies, and a quick look at Wordle's origin, archive history, and hard mode notes.
The article provides the official hints and the completed solutions for the NYT Connections puzzle No. 1,043 (April 19). The four groups are yellow (cheeky): arch, fresh, sassy, wise; green (dress measurements): bust, hips, length, waist; blue (cards in Texas Hold 'Em): flop, hole, river, turn; and purple (last words of candy brands in the singular): cap, dud, kid, mint. It also notes the Times Connections Bot and mentions related puzzles and tips.
CNET reveals the Jan. 14 Wordle hints for puzzle #1670, guiding players to the answer AVOID. Clues include no repeated letters, three vowels, a first letter A and last letter D, with the word meaning to keep away from something. The piece also links to related puzzles and author bios.
The article provides hints, categories, and the solution for today's NYT Connections puzzle, a popular word grouping game where players identify common threads among 16 words divided into four categories, with the solution being apartment-related words, sonorous terms, poker hands, and an animal-related group.
The article provides hints, categories, and the solution for today's NYT Connections puzzle, a word grouping game where players identify common threads among 16 words divided into four categories, with categories including paper publications, spools, football actions, and synonyms for butt. It also offers tips for solving the puzzle and encourages players to enjoy the game daily.
The NYT Strands puzzle for January 2, 2026, features a cozy theme with words related to heating and warmth, culminating in the spangram 'Stay Warm' which is arranged vertically in the grid. The game involves linking letters in various directions to find all answers, making it a challenging and engaging brain-teaser.
The NYT Strands puzzle for January 1, 2026, has a coffee theme, with the solution being the word 'Coffee' itself, and involves finding related words in a complex, pattern-based word search game.