Today's Connections Hints & Answers For July 30, 2024 (Puzzle #414)

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Sometimes, to get a puzzle right, you need to expand your definitions of the words in the table. Common words have a lot more meanings than people will necessarily know off the top of their heads, and it isimportant to think outside the box when you are trying to connect them. Today's puzzle will ask you to do so for some of the categories, and we have a few hints to help you do so.

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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 want a few hints for today's puzzle, we have you covered. This puzzle is not overly complex, but it does have some words that are deceptive. So, with that in mind, here are some hints as to what the categories are:

If those hints are still too vague, we have more hints for you below. You can view the category names in the box below or keep scrolling down for the answers for each category.

PEACHY KEEN

PROVIDE MORE DETAILS

ABILITY TO DO SOMETHING WELL

GROUP OF BUILDINGS

PEACHY KEEN

NEAT

NIFTY

SUPER

SWELL

When something is "" things are going SWELL. SUPER is also a good adjective here, but NIFTY and NEAT feel slightly off in this category. Nevertheless, as they are all still in the same general ballpark, I was able to guess that they went together. While it is a bit of an odd choice of words, they make some sense.

PROVIDE MORE DETAILS

ELABORATE

EXPAND

EXPLAIN

SPECIFY

While some later words seem to fit the vibe in this category, no other verbs seem to have the same meanings. To ELABORATE is to EXPAND, and to EXPLAIN is to SPECIFY. This made it one