NYT Connections Hints for September 27, 2026 (#1306)
Game
WU-TANG
CARRIER
HOMING
BOOTH
STOOL
MARBLE
BBQING
OPERATOR
CLAY
BANQUETTE
NETWORK
CHAIR
LOHAN
BRONZE
PROVIDER
PLASTER
Hints by Category
SCULPTURE MEDIA
Back to CategoriesMaterials used as media in sculpture
BRONZE
A metal alloy of copper and tin, often cast to create durable sculptures.
CLAY
An earthy material that is pliable when wet, used for modeling and fired to make ceramic sculptures.
MARBLE
A hard, crystalline metamorphic rock prized for carving detailed sculptures.
PLASTER
A quick-setting paste used for casting, molds, and sculptural works.
RESTAURANT SEATING OPTIONS
Back to CategoriesTypes of seating available in restaurants
BANQUETTE
A long upholstered bench seat, often placed against a wall in a restaurant.
BOOTH
A seating arrangement with a table between two facing benches, common in diners and restaurants.
CHAIR
A standard individual seat with a back, used at tables.
STOOL
A backless, often tall seat used at bars or counters.
TELECOM
Back to CategoriesTelecommunications industry terms
CARRIER
A company that provides telecommunications services, such as a wireless carrier.
NETWORK
The infrastructure and system that connects devices for communication.
OPERATOR
A company or entity that operates a telecommunications network or service.
PROVIDER
A company that supplies telecom services, such as an internet service provider (ISP).
ENDING IN CHINESE DYNASTIES
Back to CategoriesWords ending with the names of Chinese dynasties
BBQING
Ends with QING (Qing dynasty, 1644-1912); also means cooking barbecue.
HOMING
Ends with MING (Ming dynasty, 1368-1644); also means returning home or guiding to a target.
LOHAN
Ends with HAN (Han dynasty, 206 BCE-220 CE); also refers to a Buddhist arhat.
WU-TANG
Ends with TANG (Tang dynasty, 618-907); also the name of a hip-hop group, Wu-Tang Clan.