Conexo Answer Yesterday — Wednesday, September 9, 2026
Puzzle #951 • Difficulty 6/10
Yesterday's Conexo Answer
Yesterday's Conexo Groups
Deep Dive
Group Difficulty Breakdown
THOROUGHFARE (Easiest)
PLAYSTATION JOYSTICK BUTTONS (Easy)
FISH (Medium)
ELECTRIC ___ (Hardest)
Hardest Group Analysis
The hardest group "ELECTRIC ___" is the trickiest category. The words GUITAR, CHAIR, FENCE, PIG share a connection that is typically the most abstract or deceptive — often involving wordplay, double meanings, or obscure associations.
Puzzle Stats
Puzzle Analysis
Conexo offered a solid challenge. The word "ANOMALY" proved a difficult entry point. Its letters don't readily pair. Many solvers likely struggled with finding a starting connection. A good strategy involved looking for common letter pairings first, even if they seemed unrelated to the final word. Pairs like "AL" or "LY" can unlock possibilities. The 6/10 difficulty rating feels accurate. It wasn't a walk in the park, but it didn't require arcane knowledge either. Finding "ANOMALY" demanded careful consideration of letter combinations.
How to Play Conexo
Conexo presents 16 words on a board. Your goal is to find four groups of four words that share a hidden connection: a common theme, category, or relationship.
Tap four words you think belong together and submit. If correct, the group is revealed with its theme and color. Unlike NYT Connections, you get unlimited guesses with no mistake limit.
Groups are color-coded by difficulty: orange is the easiest, green is easy, teal is medium, and purple is the hardest. The purple group often uses abstract associations, wordplay, or double meanings.
Conexo also has built-in hints you can use. A new puzzle is available every day at midnight BRT. The game was created in Brazil and is available in English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Play at conexo.ws/en/daily. A new puzzle is available every day.
Tips & Strategy
- Start with the orange (easiest) group. Look for the most obvious category first. Once you remove those four words, the remaining groups become clearer.
- Watch for words with double meanings. A word like 'bat' could relate to animals, sports equipment, or Batman. The trickier groups exploit these ambiguities intentionally.
- Use process of elimination. If three words clearly belong together and you are unsure about the fourth, test different combinations. With unlimited guesses, you can experiment freely.
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