NYT Connections Hints for July 24, 2026 (#1223)
Game
SPARK
CANTER
LLAMA
JOG
WALK
YAK
SINGLE
NONE
RAMBLE
PROMPT
FRYER
DRONE
REFRESH
STRIKEOUT
BABBLE
HOME RUN
Categories
Hints by Category
TALK AT LENGTH
Back to CategoriesSpeaking for an extended period, often in a tedious or aimless manner
BABBLE
To talk rapidly and continuously in a foolish or confused way.
DRONE
To speak in a monotonous, dull, and continuous tone.
RAMBLE
To talk or write at length in a confused or inconsequential way.
YAK
To talk persistently or at length, often about trivial matters.
OUTCOMES FOR A BATTER
Back to CategoriesResults of a baseball player's turn at bat
HOME RUN
A hit that allows the batter to circle all bases and score a run.
SINGLE
A hit that allows the batter to reach first base safely.
STRIKEOUT
A record of a batter failing to hit the ball after three strikes.
WALK
A base on balls; the batter advances to first base after receiving four pitches outside the strike zone.
BRING TO MIND, AS A MEMORY
Back to CategoriesTriggering or recalling a memory
JOG
To cause someone to remember something, often by a slight hint or reminder.
PROMPT
To encourage or help someone to recall a memory or idea.
REFRESH
To revive or renew a memory, making it clear again.
SPARK
To initiate or trigger a memory or thought suddenly.
HOMOPHONES OF RELIGIOUS ROLES
Back to CategoriesWords that sound like religious titles or figures
CANTER
Homophone of 'cantor', a religious singer in a synagogue.
FRYER
Homophone of 'friar', a member of a religious order who lives by mendicancy.
LLAMA
Homophone of 'lama', a Buddhist spiritual leader in Tibet.
NONE
Homophone of 'nun', a woman who has taken vows in a religious community.