NYT Connections Tips and Answers Today – Saturday, November 2 (#510)

Looking for today’s Connections answers? Connections November 2nd Answers to Puzzle #510 is a little more difficult than yesterday’s puzzle because Connectivity Companion rate the difficulty of this puzzle 3 out of 5.

Every day we update this article with Connections hints and tips to help you find all four of today’s answers. And if the clues aren’t enough, you’ll find all 4 answers below with category names and corresponding words. We’ve also included reflections on yesterday’s puzzle #509 in case you’re reading this in a different time zone.

Spoilers ahead for Connections #510. Continue reading only if you want to know today’s Connections answers.

Alternatively visit our how to play NYT Connections a guide with tips on how to solve the puzzle without our help.

Today’s Connections Answer – Tips to help you solve the problem

Unlike our guide to Today’s Wordle Answerwhere we recommend best Wordle starting words As your strategy, solving Connections is based on identifying connecting categories among 16 words. The difficulty level of each category is indicated by color; yellow is the easiest grouping, and purple is the most complex. Once you make 4 mistakes in your guesses, the answers will be revealed, so hints may be useful.

If you need hints for solving the groupings, here are the topics for each grouping based on order of difficulty:

Yellow: Saw in the kitchen
Green: Group of consultants
Blue: Basic exercises
Violet: Types of earrings

These clues will help you find the answers to today’s Connections questions. If not, then you can read on to get more important tips; or if you just want to know the answer, scroll down.

Here’s a bigger hint: Today, take a look at your kitchen, rummage through your jewelry drawer, tighten your abs, and turn to the board.

Today’s Connections Answers

So what are Connections’ responses to Game #510 today?

Drum roll please…

Saw in the kitchen: Table, refrigerator, stove, sink
Group of consultants: Council, cabinet, council, panel
Basic exercises: Boat, crunch, climber, board
Types of earrings: Chandelier, drop, hoop, hairpin

Today’s puzzle began when I saw the board and the cabinet. I thought they meant the group that led to the council. It took a while to see the panel, but we got there.

Kitchen utensils popped out: a refrigerator, a sink and a counter. For some reason I chose a chandelier in front of the stove and it was a bad choice. I swapped the two and got the yellow group.

Oops, the chandelier led me to see the hoop and cufflink where I attached the earring. From there we will have to go down.

As a result, we are left with the blue group as the final fill. I had seen the crunch, plank, and mountain climber before, but had no idea what the fourth exercise was called. I am familiar with the boat pose, but never knew its name until now.

Answers to questions “Yesterday’s Connections”

Reading this in a later time zone? Here are the Connections answers for game #509, which had a difficulty score of 2.6 out of 5, according to Connectivity Companion.

Starting from the jump I was looking for a net related clue as I had a tow net and a butterfly net as possibilities. He quickly fell off.

Sticking with resistance, I began to crawl, crawl, and eventually get closer to the yellow group. I understand why drag works here, but it’s too different from the other three words in my opinion.

The next thing I saw was the tap and tap, which made it easier to find a bottle and can as a way to drink beer.

I got stuck here when I saw the butterfly effect and the placebo effect, but didn’t know about the domino effect or the halo effect until today. The domino effect is self-explanatory: choices or events create a chain reaction of events and choices. The halo effect means that someone develops a positive association with a person, brand or thing, and because of this, they have positive thoughts about related nouns. The more you know.

Anyway, while I was trying to figure this out, for some reason a cheese ball and a cheese puff came to mind. Shortly after that Curl and doodle came along just because it didn’t fit anywhere else that I could think of.

And we finished with the above effects for mechanical fill.