Connections archive · Puzzle #1092
NYT Connections Hints & Answers — June 7, 2026 (#1092)
Group hints and answers for the NYT Connections puzzle on . Get a spoiler-free nudge for each group, or reveal the full solution — your call.
Difficulty: Medium
Spoiler control
Choose how much to reveal
Reveal one step at a time — nudges first, full answers only if you ask.
1. Group nudges spoiler-free
- Yellow: Words for light, see-through material — the kind that barely blocks a window.
- Green: Verbs for putting thoughts into words — aloud or in writing.
- Blue: Ways to wreck, raze, or completely destroy something.
- Purple: Add each word after a style name and you get a subgenre — think hardcore or synthwave.
2. One word from each group a foothold
- Yellow: GAUZY
- Green: EXPRESS
- Blue: GUT
- Purple: CORE
3. The four category names no words yet
- Yellow: Translucent, as fabric
- Green: Speak
- Blue: Demolish
- Purple: Music genre suffixes
4. Reveal groups one by one
Yellow group
Translucent, as fabric
- GAUZY
- GOSSAMER
- SHEER
- THIN
Green group
Speak
- EXPRESS
- STATE
- UTTER
- VOICE
Blue group
Demolish
- GUT
- LEVEL
- TOTAL
- TRASH
Purple group
Music genre suffixes
- CORE
- POP
- STEP
- WAVE
5. Reveal everything full spoilers
Yellow — Translucent, as fabric
- GAUZY
- GOSSAMER
- SHEER
- THIN
Green — Speak
- EXPRESS
- STATE
- UTTER
- VOICE
Blue — Demolish
- GUT
- LEVEL
- TOTAL
- TRASH
Purple — Music genre suffixes
- CORE
- POP
- STEP
- WAVE
NYT Connections #1092 — quick answers
What are today's Connections categories?
Translucent, as fabric; Speak; Demolish; Music genre suffixes.
What are all the answers?
- Translucent, as fabric: GAUZY, GOSSAMER, SHEER, THIN
- Speak: EXPRESS, STATE, UTTER, VOICE
- Demolish: GUT, LEVEL, TOTAL, TRASH
- Music genre suffixes: CORE, POP, STEP, WAVE
Also for: Connections hints 6/7/26, 6-7-26, 6 7 26, 6/7/2026, and puzzle #1092.
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Today's puzzle, in a nutshell
A fair Sunday board — sheer fabric and speak are quick wins, but CORE and POP pull double duty until the music-suffix purple group locks in.