Today's Connections Hints & Answers For November 07, 2024 (Puzzle #515)

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If your brain is feeling a bit like hash from trying to solve today’s puzzle, you might want to use some of our hints to help you put that brain of yours back together. It’s an important part of your body, and sometimes it just needs a break from these difficult puzzles. Whether you are just a bit tired like I am, or if it’s just one of those days, we can help you get through it with as little damage to your noggin’ as possible.

Another game that is sure to do a little damage to your brain, especially if you are already tired, is the daily . It is not in the same set of games, but it does involve the NYT game as part of its solution in the rules every day. The rule will ask you to incorporate the daily ’s solution into your password in order to proceed to the next step. This is a fun challenge and one that asks you to solve other puzzles along the way.

One of the things that is hard to anticipate and one that will hurt your brain the most is the category names and what tactics they will use to keep you from solving them. While I found one of the harder categories easier, that is solely due to my experience and background and if it was something else, I would have been very confused. I was able to leverage that experience today, and I am now passing it on for you to leverage it as well.

Wordle, the popular word-guessing game hosted by The New York Times, has over 1,700 words remaining as possible solutions.

If you are still struggling to get through this one, you can use the following category names to get you to the end.

FOOD-RELATED JUMBLES

PUBLIC STANDING

INFO ON A MUSEUM PLACARD

ANAGRMS OF FAMOUS PAINTERS

FOOD-RELATED JUMBLES

HASH

SALAD

SCRAMBLE

STEW

This was not the first one I got, but I did not feel as frustrated about this category as I have recently. I saw HASH and SCRAMBLE, and at first, I thought it was about different ways to prepare eggs. However, that got me most of the way there, as I then came across SALAD and STEW. Being the only