Today's Connections Hints & Answers For May 8, 2024 (Puzzle #331)

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May 8 has some brand new for fans to solve and we barely stumbled our way into victory today. Hopefully, your game went smoother than ours but if it didn't we can help you score a win and keep your win-streak alive. Be warned, full spoilers are ahead, but if you just need a little push in the right direction we've got some hints available. That way you can still claim a personal victory.

One of the best aspects of the game of is that you really don't need to solve all four of the word groupings. Every time you score a new category you've essentially lowered the options, thus making the game easier. Once you've nailed three of the four, the leftover words guarantee your win. If you find yourself having trouble, don't scroll too far and steal all the answers. Just go down enough to cheat on a single category. The fewer words available should help you solve the rest yourself.

The Letter Boxed game for the New York Times mobile app asks you to connect letters to form words while using various strategies to win quickly.

Before we go full spoilers on today's answers, we wanted to provide a few hints in the form of the daily categories.

SHADES OF RED

LITTLE BIT OF A BEVERAGE

CHOICEST

_____ BATH

SHADES OF RED

BRICK

CHERRY

ROSE

RUBY

Yellow was our second score of the day today and didn't cause too many issues overall. We did waste an attempt or two trying to make some sort of Ice Cream topic with CHERRY, CREAM, and SPRINKLE. But after the first few errors, we stepped away from that idea. RUBY and ROSE were the obvious starters for this category. CHERRY and BRICK quickly fell into place and kept us alive in the game.

LITTLE BIT OF A BEVERAGE

DROP

SPLASH

SPOT

SPRINKLE

We solved the green category first today and it went fast after we let go of the ice cream thing. DROP and SPLASH started us off and the others quickly followed. The actual category title was not something we guessed. A 'Little Bit Of A Beverage' was not at all in our minds. We thought this