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Need a nudge for Thursday, June 13, 2024’s NYT Connections? Puzzle #368 asks you to sort 16 words into four groups of four. Start with the hints below; the category names and complete groups are farther down, so stop before them if you want to solve it yourself.
Hints for Connections #368
The June 13 puzzle’s four clues, from the least revealing to the most specific category prompts, were:
- Yellow: Verbs for when you’re keen about something or someone.
- Green: Antonyms for a complete and utter failure.
- Blue: What Biden or Trump might hand out at campaign rallies.
- Purple: Words that go with what you do if you steal someone’s exam answers.
Category names
Ready for the categories? The groups were Enjoy, Blockbuster, Campaign Swag, and Words After “Copy.”
Full answers for June 13
Spoilers below: These are the complete word groups reported for Connections #368 by Autaski.com in its June 13, 2024 article, “Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answer (Thursday, June 13, 2024).” That article is a secondary source, not an official NYT record.
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- Yellow — Enjoy: APPRECIATE, DIG, FANCY, LIKE
- Green — Blockbuster: HIT, SENSATION, SMASH, SUCCESS
- Blue — Campaign Swag: BUTTON, HAT, SHIRT, STICKER
- Purple — Words After “Copy”: CAT, EDITOR, PASTE, THAT
The “SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON” distraction
Autaski’s solution discussion points out that words from different groups can be read together as “SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON.” It is a possible red herring noted by that author, not a confirmed explanation of the puzzle’s intended construction.
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