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NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, October 12 (game #1219)

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NYT Connections today (game #1219) - today's words

NYT Connections hints for game 1219 on a purple background

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Today's NYT Connections words are…

  • CALAMARI
  • MANDARIN
  • STATE
  • ABBREVIATION
  • NICKNAME
  • HANDLE
  • SHAPE
  • WEATHER
  • CONDITION
  • CONTRACTION
  • SITUATION
  • BEAR
  • ALKYLAMIDE
  • STAND
  • ELISION
  • MELAMINE

NYT Connections today (game #1219) - hint #1 - group hints

What are some clues for today's NYT Connections groups?

  • YELLOW: Where we’re at
  • GREEN: Put up or shut up
  • BLUE: Brief words
  • PURPLE: As seen on letters and packages

Need more clues?

NYT Connections today (game #1219) - hint #2 - group answers

What are the answers for today's NYT Connections groups?

  • YELLOW: STATUS
  • GREEN: TOLERATE
  • BLUE: WORD SHORTENINGS, OFTEN
  • PURPLE: WORDS MADE USING U.S. POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS

NYT Connections answers for game 1219 on a purple background

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The answers to today's Connections, game #1219, are…

  • YELLOW: STATUS: CONDITION, SHAPE, SITUATION, STATE
  • GREEN: TOLERATE: BEAR, HANDLE, STAND, WEATHER
  • BLUE: WORD SHORTENINGS, OFTEN: ABBREVIATION, CONTRACTION, ELISION, NICKNAME
  • PURPLE: WORDS MADE USING U.S. POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS: ALKYLAMIDE, CALAMARI, MANDARIN, MELAMINE

  • My rating: Hard
  • My score: Perfect

Living and growing up outside of the US put me at a disadvantage for today’s purple group — although I am still not sure I would have seen it even if I was based in the States. Kudos if you did.

I managed to get through without making any mistakes, but this was one of those games where I got by on hunches and luck and never had a strong hold on what the group categories might be.

ELISION was a word that I had not heard of before, but ABBREVIATION, CONTRACTION and NICKNAME all seemed to go together, so I took a chance. I have since discovered that it means “omission of one or more sounds, vowels, consonants, or whole syllables from a word or phrase to make speech faster and easier". Yes folks, it’s a good ‘un.


Yesterday's NYT Connections answers (Sunday, October 11, 2026, game #1218)


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