USA — Ekhbary News Agency
The New York Times has released the latest hints and solutions for its popular daily word puzzle, Connections, for July 20, 2026. Puzzle #1135 challenges players to identify hidden connections between sixteen words, ranging from straightforward categories to complex, often quirky, purple groups.
Navigating Today's Connections Challenge
Enthusiasts of the game, which includes a dedicated Connections Bot for performance analysis, are encouraged to tackle the puzzle before consulting external aids. Today's edition, as it happens, features a purple category requiring players to uncover a concealed word within four clues. Registered Times Games users can track their progress, including win rates and perfect score achievements, adding a competitive edge. For what it's worth, understanding the puzzle's structure is key to consistent wins.
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Unveiling the Solutions
The solutions for July 20, 2026, reveal diverse themes. One group, centered on "announce," comprises "blare," "herald," "sound," and "trumpet." Another focuses on "things to click," with "button," "icon," "link," and "menu." A third, "associated with pearls," includes "bubble tea," "oyster," "swine," and "wisdom." The trickiest, the purple group, begins with "alcoholic beverages," cleverly hiding "Alexa" (ale), "meadow" (mead), "portobello" (port), and "sakes" (sake).
