Today's NYT Connections hints and answers (November 17, 2024): All puzzle answers

Modified Nov 17, 2024 01:49 IST

Today's NYT Connections hints and answers can help you save your winning streak. The publisher has brought 16 words related to things we hear at places of worship, what we say after making mistakes, and more. You must categorize them into four groups of four words for the same number of categories.

However, the developers do not reveal the names of these categories until you can find the words that fit them. This makes solving the puzzle more challenging.

Thus, this article brings four hints that will help you figure out these sections. You can also check the final segment of this article for all the answers to today's puzzle.

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Today's NYT Connections hints (November 17, 2024)

The categories for today's Connections puzzle are related to groups of people, types of garments, and more. Below are some hints for today's sections.

All words for NYT Connections today (Image via The New York Times)

Categories	Hints
Yellow category	These groups are formed on the basis of mutual benefits.
Green category	Think about tight-fitting garments.
Blue category	These events might require kneeling.
Purple category	These words relate to a punctuation mark and its meanings.

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Today's NYT Connections answers (November 17, 2024)

The answers for the NYT Connections for November 17, 2024, are:

Categories	Answers
Yellow category	These words mean Alliance. The words are Association, Union, Guild, and League.
Green category	These words mean Close-fitting. The words are Clingy, Slinky, Snug, and Sleek.
Blue category	These words are used to describe Occasions When One might Kneel. The words are Apology, Prayer, Proposal, and Dubbing.
Purple category	This category is called “What an Apostrophe might Indicate”. The words are Contraction, Quotation, Foot, and Possessive.