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Wednesday's Wordle answer is GRIST, a less common five-letter word linked to milled grain and the expression "grist for the mill".

The New York Times' Connections puzzle No. 1234 used "bell" in two overlapping groups, with TINKER serving as a red herring alongside ear parts and interference terms.

The Wordle answer for Tuesday, 27 October 2026, is BINGO. Find the puzzle's hints, solving tips, word origins and information about related New York Times games.

Shona Joy founder Shona Thatcher has announced the voluntary closure of the Australian fashion label after 26 years, citing family priorities and the demands of running the business.

Wordle puzzle 1955 challenged players with a repeated vowel, a final Y and an uncommon K. Here are the hints, strategy tips and answer: GEEKY.

Monday's NYT Connections puzzle challenged players to identify four themed groups, including mat types, dog breed categories and horror films altered by one final letter.

Sunday's Wordle features a fashion-related answer that can be used as a noun or verb. Hints reveal its repeated final letter before the solution, DRESS.

Sunday's NYT Connections puzzle challenged players with body-part decoys across four groups. The answers were stealing slang, pasta shapes, fictional Toms and things that can be snapped.

Most major Middle East airports remain open, but Riyadh faces severe restrictions and airlines continue cancelling services amid attacks, airspace warnings and rerouted flights across the region.

Saturday's Wordle answer is HOLEY, a five-letter adjective describing something full of gaps or openings. It sounds like "holy" and "wholly", creating a spelling trap.

The New York Times Connections puzzle No. 1231 challenged players to sort 16 words into groups involving strips, sticks, online ads and "bar" phrases.

Ariana Grande has unveiled a retro bob after more than a decade with her signature high ponytail, shortly after mourning her dog Coco and before a planned break from public life.

Friday's Wordle answer is TRILL, a music-related word made more difficult by its single vowel, repeated final letter and several similar possible guesses.

Friday's NYT Connections puzzle features groups linked to forthright personality traits, computer software, physics quantities and phrases formed by adding "tap".

Steam users reported brief connection and access problems early Friday, but independent monitoring services later showed the platform operating normally, with no evidence of a prolonged global outage.

Libra season concludes Thursday as the Sun prepares to enter Scorpio, while astrologers highlight emotional intensity, communication tensions and practical advice ahead of Mercury retrograde.

Thursday's NYT Strands puzzle, themed "Any relation?", challenges players to find family-related words, including the spangram FAMILYTIES and five hidden theme answers.

The New York Times' Wordle puzzle No. 1951 was RESET, a familiar five-letter word made trickier by its repeated E, common letter pattern and competing possibilities.

Thursday's NYT Connections puzzle challenged players to sort 16 words into groups involving objects, museum sculptures, American football positions and wordplay-based bedding terms.

Wordle No. 1950 challenges players to find PENNY, a money-related word with a repeated letter and only one standard vowel, making it moderately difficult.

The New York Times' Connections No. 1228 features children's games, influential-person nicknames, famous paintings and misleading names, with hints, strategy advice and full answers provided.

The New York Times' Connections puzzle for Tuesday, 20 October 2026, challenges players to identify four groups, including moustache styles and Disney character homophones.

Tuesday's Wordle is WREST, a five-letter verb with a silent W and one vowel. Hints, strategy advice and recent answers are provided for puzzle No. 1949.

NYT Connections puzzle No. 1226 challenges players to group words tied to anger, empty talk, McDonald's menu items and hidden bird names before revealing the answers.

The New York Times' Monday puzzles include Wordle No. 1948, answered by STINK, and Connections No. 1226, whose groups feature anger, empty talk, McDonald's items and hidden birds.

NYT Connections No. 1225 features furniture, stick-shaped products, famous perfumes and hidden weather-related words. Here are the hints, traps and complete answers for Sunday's puzzle.

Wordle No. 1947 is ADORN, a moderately difficult five-letter puzzle answer. Hints, gameplay guidance, the previous solution and recent answers are included for players.

Unconfirmed industry estimates reportedly put PlayStation 6 memory and storage costs above $680 per unit, as AI-related demand drives sharp increases in DRAM and NAND prices.

NYT Connections Puzzle No. 1224 challenges players to sort 16 words into groups covering digital notifications, photographs, crabs and culturally significant names beginning with "La".