NYT Connections Hints and Answers for November 18 2023
Categories for Today NYT Connections November 18 2023
The four groups or topics for the New York Times Connections #160 on November 18, 2023, are:
Answers for Today NYT Connections November 18 2023
The solutions to the puzzles in the NYT Connections #160, which were printed on November 18, 2023, are as follows:
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Gander Meaning
A casual look or glance at something.
Glance Meaning
A quick or brief look at something, often without focusing on details.
Glimpse Meaning
A very brief or quick view or sight of something, usually seen briefly or partially.
Look Meaning
To direct your eyes towards something or someone to see or observe.
Act Meaning
The process of doing something or behaving in a particular way, often involving purposeful behavior or performance.
Bluff Meaning
To deceive or mislead someone by presenting a false or misleading appearance or behavior.
Charade Meaning
A game or situation in which someone pretends or acts out something without speaking, often for others to guess.
Front Meaning
The forward-facing part or side of something, also used metaphorically to mean a false appearance or façade.
Cliff Meaning
A high, steep rock face or ledge, usually found near bodies of water or in mountainous areas.
Crag Meaning
A rugged, rough, or steep piece of rock or cliff.
Ledge Meaning
A narrow, flat, or projecting shelf-like piece of rock or other material.
Ridge Meaning
A long, narrow raised part of a surface, often found on mountains or hills.
Peak Meaning
The pointed top or highest part of something, such as a mountain.
Peek Meaning
To quickly or sneakily look at something or take a brief look.
Peke Meaning
This might be a misspelling or a reference to a dog breed called Pekingese.
Pique Meaning
A feeling of irritation or resentment, or to provoke or stimulate interest or curiosity in something.
What is NYT Connections Game?
Connections is a word game played in The New York Times. In this game, you get 16 words, and your job is to sort them into four groups based on things they have in common. The groups can be about anything, like book titles, computer programs, or names of countries.
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Where to play NYT Connections Game?
If you want to play Connections on the internet, go to nytimes.com/games/connections or the New York Times Game Hub.
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