Need an index? We have our backs with our guide for the Response from connections for today, January 28.
If you haven't played it before, Connections challenges you to sort a group of 16 words in four groups where all the words are good … connected. This connection could come from them sharing a similar meaning, part of a place name, items found in a kitchen or anything really!
Although it may seem easy, connection groups each have a different level of difficulty – yellow being the easiest and most purple being the most difficult. For this reason, to train Today's connection response could be rather delicate. You can get a group immediately, but another could be a mystery for you. Fortunately, we are here to help!
Originally developed during the annual New York Times Game game game, the beta of connections has been published in June 2023. Since then, it has become one of the most popular games that nytimes have to offer, Beaten only by Wordle. Although some connections have been made to the BBC connection program alone …
Index for the response to today's connections
Instead of jumping directly to the answer, let's start with a few clues for the puzzle of today's connections:
- YELLOW – Jester.
- Green – Found in the gymnasium.
- Blue – Yum!
- Purple – What word could he precede?
- Joker belongs to yellow, the bench belongs to green and Mar belongs to blue.
Do not forget – yellow is the easiest group to find followed by green and blue, purple being the hardest set of words to connect.
Connection words for January 28
Here are the words included in today's connections puzzle – see if the above indices help you establish a connection before visiting today's response:
| Demon | Laugh | Joker | Airophia |
| Map | Band | Chess | Dumbbell |
| Sneer | Character | Carpet | Mar |
| Bump | Mound | Dial | Bench |
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Connection response for January 28
Without further ado, here is the response to connections for today:
- Funny person – Card, character, joker, laughter
- Resistance training equipment – Group, bench, dumbbell, carpet
- Less “s” candy bars – Airhead, Mar, mound, sneer
- Speed ___ – Bump, chess, demon, dial
Today's connections were a little more difficult than usual for me. I became blue and green immediately, but I missed some assumptions before gathering yellow and purple.
What to play after connections?
The obvious answer to this question is Bordle, but, if you have already resolved this today, then the New York Times offers other games. Regarding games based on words, the nytimes has the mini crossword, spelling, box letter and strands, which is still in its beta phase. If you want a break in words, you can also try the tiles – a matching pattern game – or sudoku.
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Apart from the nytimes, there is a sowing – where you have to reach the word secret by guessing its meaning. The spelling does not count in Santle, but you must pay attention to the numerical value that your assumptions must trace your path to the answer. However, if you prefer to stay in connections, it is worth visiting Puzzgrid. Here you will find hundreds of connecting style puzzles, torsion, however, is that you only have three minutes to solve them.
(You can also watch only connect to BBC Iplayer …)
If you are in a mood in reading, we have explained why the Nytimes cross mini-words is a reliable joy and interviewed Jonathan Knight, manager of the games for the Nytimes.
Good luck to resolve today's ties!
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