The following are the Connections hints and answers for July 19, 2024. As another popular word game from The New York Times that’s a little different than Wordle, Connections gives players 16 words that they need to sort into four distinct groups of four. The name of the game is to determine what those groups are, but that’s easier said than done since many of the words in the list might seem random or work in more than one group. Here is today’s Connections answer for 07/19/24, plus a handful of hints and clues in case you still want to solve the puzzle yourself.
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What are some Connections hints for July 19, 2024?
Here are several Connections hints for the July 19, 2024 puzzle. We will provide a hint to help you work out the category of each color group, going from yellow (easiest) to purple (hardest). The answer are in the last section, so don’t scroll too far unless you want to know the solutions right away.
- Yellow Group Hint
- Think about what a car might need.
- Green Group Hint
- The words in this category refer to certain partnerships.
- Blue Group Hint
- What common thing can be described as “periodic”?
- Purple Group Hint
- All of the words in this group are synonyms.
What are the Connections answers for July 19, 2024?
The following are the Connections answers for July 19, 2024. We will reveal which four words belong in which colored group, again from yellow (easiest), to green, blue, and purple (hardest).
- Yellow Group Answer: GAS PUMP OPTIONS
- DIESEL, PLUS, PREMIUM, REGULAR
- Green Group Answer: ROMANTIC PARTNER
- FLAME, LOVER, STEADY, SWEETHEART
- Blue Group Answer: ___ TABLE
- COFFEE, PERIODIC, POOL, WATER
- Purple Group Answer: INSULT
- BURN, DIG, JAB, SLIGHT
Overall, the difficult of today’s puzzle isn’t too high, particularly when compared to yesterday’s solution. The gas options should be fairly easy to work out, though “steady” as a romantic partners might be challenging since it’s normally used as a noun. After that, the eight remaining words is rather easy to split into two separate categories.