Today's Connections Hints & Answers For October 30, 2024 (Puzzle #507)

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If you are struggling to get the answers for today’s puzzle, you are about to get a surge of hints and tricks to turn your puzzle solving around. There are a lot of various ways to figure out what the puzzle is attempting to do, but the answers are the same regardless. In today’s puzzle, there are some words that I had never heard of in these particular contexts before, which made it a little more difficult to finish this one off.

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In today’s puzzle, there are two categories of things that are grouped together, but one of them has a much more general tie that can make it hard to spot. The last category is the hardest as always, but it is one of the types of categories that looks quite deceptive until you solve it. Luckily, the yellow category today is much less frustrating than it was yesterday, which is good news for all of us.

Four categories with four words each sounds simple, but the daily challenge of the Connections game can prove difficult without a few tips to help.

Once you have examined the clues and have decided that you still want a bit more help, you cancheck out the four category names below. If you still want a bit more than that, check out the full spoilers further below.

UPSWING

THINGS WITH WHEELS

KINDS OF TAPE

RETAIL CHAINS WITH A LETTER CHANGED

UPSWING

BOOM

RISE

SPIKE

SURGE

This one actually felt like it was supposed to be the easy category today, at least for me. I was very relieved to see it and that I was able to recognize it quickly. SURGE and BOOM were the words that clued me in before I had to