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Need a nudge for NYT Connections #892? Start with the gentle hints below, then open the full groups and answers only when you’re ready. The puzzle is dated Wednesday, November 19, 2025.
Hints for Connections #892
Try these clues in order. Stop wherever you want to keep the rest of the puzzle unspoiled.
- Yellow: Think of a bulky build.
- Green: These words can mean to guide or direct.
- Blue: Each is the next word in the title of a story by Edgar Allan Poe, after “The.”
- Purple: Each tile is an organ with one extra letter at the end.
Full answers for November 19
Spoiler warning: The complete groups and all sixteen words appear below.
Yellow: STOCKY
HUSKY, SOLID, SQUAT, THICK. Each can describe someone with a solid or thickset build.
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Green: STEER
DIRECT, GUIDE, LEAD, SHEPHERD. Each can mean to direct or guide someone along a route or course.
Blue: Poe story titles after “The”
CASK, FALL, MASQUE, PIT. They complete the titles The Cask of Amontillado, The Fall of the House of Usher, The Masque of the Red Death, and The Pit and the Pendulum.
Purple: An organ plus a letter
COLONY is COLON + Y; HEARTH is HEART + H; LUNGE is LUNG + E; and SKINK is SKIN + K.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Why the grid can mislead
SQUAT and LUNGE both look like exercise words, but they belong to separate groups: SQUAT is in STOCKY, while LUNGE is formed from LUNG plus E. HEARTH may also look like an ordinary standalone word until you spot HEART with an added H.
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