Today's Connections Hints & Answers For November 23, 2024 (Puzzle #531)
If you feel like you are not getting the most out of today’s puzzle, you may need a little bit of a pick-me-up. In order to help you along, we have a host of tips and tricks ready to get you back on your feet and happy to be solving the puzzle again. Today’s puzzle had an interesting difficulty to me, asI had some trouble but realized what was going on shortly after. Either way, here are my hints that should help you have less difficulty than I did.
If you want a puzzle that also involves connecting words under a shared theme, the daily game has a similar feel. While it is a word search, there is an overarching theme for each puzzle and the words are all connected to that theme. The golden word is a particularly big hint about whatever that theme is. For instance, one puzzle was themed on Edgar Allen Poe, and the golden word was “Nevermore.”
If you want some hints to help smooth out the difficulty of this puzzle, you are likely looking for clues about the categories themselves. This is because the categories are the biggest determining factor in both the challenge of the puzzle and how quickly you can solve it. Often,this depends on your familiarity with the category topics, but there are exceptions. With that in mind, here are four clues:
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.
If you need some more help and more guidance on how to finish the puzzle, these category names will be key to helping you do so. If you are still unsure after that, keep scrolling to the end for full spoilers.
TELLING OF EVENTS
SECRETED BY TREES
THINGS ON STICKS
BLACK OR RED
TELLING OF EVENTS
ACCOUNT
CHRONICLE
DESCRIPTION
STORY
As this is what I not only do for a living but what I do in my spare time as well, this category was fairly easy for me to guess and finish. ACCOUNT is the one word I was not sure of, particularly because of some other words that came later, but it was
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