“Masterpiece” Meaning In NYT Connections For September 19

The New York Times releases multiple puzzle games daily, including Connections, Spelling Bees, and Wordle.

Connections is one of those word games where players have to sort a collection of 16 words into four groups.

In today’s 466th edition of the game, words like “Masterpiece” and “Angers” seem to be somewhat tricky for players to associate with any group.

Solution And Hints For NYT Connections (September 19)

Regular players of the Connections series know that a word can have multiple meanings or can fit into different groups.

This increases the game’s challenge, prompting players to put on their thinking caps to solve the puzzle.

We begin by analyzing the given words, and it doesn’t take long before we identify our first group.

Pairing up Extra, Hyper, Over, and Super will form the Yellow group. The group is titled “Prefix Meaning Very.”

Unlike previous days, today’s game was much easier, with the second group of words being just as simple to find.

The Green group, named “Kinds of Parties,” describes different types of parties, which include words like Birthday, Dinner, Cocktail, and Surprise.

Masterpiece Meaning And Other Hints In NYT Connection

Things start to get a bit challenging as only 8 words remain, making it difficult to group them correctly.

We figured out that the meaning of “Masterpiece” is not a work of outstanding artistry, skill, or workmanship in today’s NYT Connections.

Masterpiece is a popular television show that PBS, an American public broadcasting network, broadcasts.

This goes along with other words like Frontline, Nature, and Nova which form the blue group named “PBS Shows.”

With only 4 words remaining, we can easily complete the game by placing them into the correct group.

The purple group, “Places in France”, includes words like Angers, Champagne, Reunion, and Nice.

After completing today’s puzzle, you can either wait for tomorrow to start Connection #467 or dive into a similar word puzzle from the NYT.