NYT Connections today: see tips and answers

Known is the newest New York Times wordplay that caught the public's attention. The game consists of finding “common themes between words”. And just like that, Word , Acquaintance resets after midnight and each new set of words becomes increasingly difficult – so we've prepared some tips and tricks to help you get over the hump. If you just want to know today's puzzle, you can skip to the end of this May 23 Known solution. However, if you prefer to resolve the issue yourself, read on for tips, tricks, and strategies that may help you. What is Acquaintances ? NOW the latest daily word game became a hit on social media . The Times credits puzzle editor Wyn Liu for helping create the new word game and featuring it in the publications' games section. Acquaintances can be played on web browsers and mobile devices and requires players to group four words together that have something in common.

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