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NYT Connections Hints for November 11, 2026 (#1354)

Game

SHREDDER
HERBAL
PATOOT
WHOOPIE CUSHION
GREEN
FOLK
BUBBLE
ROUGH
AFTERNOON
RHEOSTATS
TRADITIONAL
TIRE
SAND TRAP
HOLISTIC
AIR MATTRESS
TEE BOX

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KINDS OF MEDICINE

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Categories or approaches to medical treatment

FOLK
Folk medicine; home remedies and healing practices passed down informally within a culture rather than through formal medical training.
HERBAL
Herbal medicine; the use of plants or plant extracts for therapeutic purposes.
HOLISTIC
Holistic medicine; an approach that treats the whole person—body, mind, and lifestyle—rather than only isolated symptoms.
TRADITIONAL
Traditional medicine; long-established healing practices based on cultural or historical knowledge rather than modern scientific medicine.

PARTS OF A GOLF COURSE

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Areas and features found on a golf course

GREEN
The putting green; the closely mown area around the hole where golfers putt.
ROUGH
The rougher, longer grass bordering the fairway, making shots harder.
SAND TRAP
A bunker filled with sand; an obstacle on a golf course.
TEE BOX
The designated area from which a golfer hits the first shot on a hole.

THINGS FILLED WITH AIR

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Objects or things that contain or are inflated with air

AIR MATTRESS
An inflatable mattress filled with air, used for sleeping or camping.
BUBBLE
A thin, usually spherical film enclosing air or gas; also an air-filled pocket.
TIRE
A pneumatic tire filled with compressed air, used on vehicles.
WHOOPIE CUSHION
A rubber cushion inflated with air that makes a rude noise when someone sits on it.

ENDING IN PALINDROMES

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Words whose endings are palindromes

AFTERNOON
The period after noon; ends with the palindrome 'NOON'.
PATOOT
Informal slang for the buttocks; ends with the palindrome 'TOOT'.
RHEOSTATS
Plural of rheostat, an adjustable electrical resistor; ends with the palindrome 'STATS'.
SHREDDER
A machine or person that shreds; ends with the palindrome 'REDDER'.