Today's NYT Connections hints and answers (October 29, 2024): All puzzle answers

Today's NYT Connections hints and answers can help you save the winning streak. There are four categories, and players must find four groups of words that will fit them. These categories in today's puzzle are related to things being in their best condition, a popular speech from an ancient emperor, and more. However, since the publisher does not reveal the names of these categories until you figure out the answers, it is hard to solve the riddle yourself.

Therefore, this article brings four hints that can lead you to the names of the categories, which should make solving the puzzle a lot easier. However, if you fail to solve the hints for the answers, you can always check the last segment for the answers to save your winning streak.

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Today's NYT Connections hints (October 29, 2024)

The NYT Connections for today are related to a famous speech, the positions closer to doctors, and more. The hints in the table below should help you find the answers.

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

Categories	Hints
Yellow category	These describe things in their best condition.
Green category	These are the roles of people working in the medical field.
Blue category	These words were uttered in the famous Julius Ceaser speech.
Purple category	A common word sits after these words.

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Today's NYT Connections answers (October 28, 2024)

The NYT Connections answers for October 28, 2024, are in the table below.

Categories	Answers
Yellow category	These words mean In Pristine Condition. The words are Original, Mint, New, and Unused.
Green category	These are different Medical Roles. The words are Intern, Attending, Resident, and Fellow.
Blue category	These are Singular Noun in a Famous "Julius Ceaser" line. The words are Countryman, Roman, Friend, and Ear.
Purple category	These words sit before ___ Square. The words are Times, Perfect, Pocket, and Town.

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

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