Today's Connections Hints & Answers For September 20, 2024 (Puzzle #466)

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If you feel stuck on today's puzzle, you may feel like you need a little nudge to get you through to the end. Today's puzzle is quite fun, with enough nuance to make it challenging without being overwhelmingly difficult. It's a good day to play the game, and we have plenty of clues to get you through it without losing your score.

If you like but want to try out something else, the daily puzzle has many similar elements without being too similar. You will only have a few attempts to guess a word with five letters, with only your guesses giving hints. The letters you use will be grayed out or colored to show you which ones are in the word and which are not, presenting a fun logical deduction puzzle without too much fuss.

As you are looking to figure out the various categories in this puzzle, you will want to look for cues as to which words belong in which category. This could be as simple as noticing that two words have similar definitions or as complex as figuring out that several words all seem to have a connection to a real-world company or brand. With that in mind, here are four hints to help you see those cues for yourself:

This tricky little five by five crossword isn't always as easy as it looks; here are a couple easy tips and tricks to beat your friends' times!

If you still need that extra nudge to get you thinking in the right direction, thecategory names are the best way to approach the puzzle, as without them, you have to guess them on your own.

PRESUME

SOMEBODY

CHARACTERS IN «THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK,» FAMILIARLY

WORDS AFTER «KITTY»

PRESUME

FIGURE

IMAGINE

SUSPECT

THINK

While this was not the first category I guessed today, this one had a trick up its sleeve. SUSPECT and FIGURE were the potential pitfalls of this category, as they could be mistaken as words for a single person in the category below. I nearly stumbled here as well, as it felt like both of those words belonged in that category. I took a step back and looked at the other words, and