Thursday, September 3 · No. 50
Find the connecdle(connection)
Four words share one specific link. Type it in your own words — the more precise, the better.
HOPE
CARE
FEAR
END
5 guesses left
More than a word match
One puzzle. Five guesses. Your own words.
Connecdle is a daily lateral-thinking game about finding the most meaningful relationship between four clues. It is free to play, and each answer is written in your own words instead of selected from a multiple-choice list.
01
Look for the precise link
Every clue fits one intended connection. A broad category can be close, but the strongest answer explains why these four belong together.
02
Answer in your own words
There is no multiple-choice list and no exact phrase to memorize. Describe the connection naturally and Connecdle evaluates the meaning.
03
Use the feedback
A close result means you have part of the idea but can be more specific. You get five total attempts to sharpen the connection.
Built for thoughtful, fair connections
Puzzles aim for accessible knowledge and a rewarding leap of logic, not specialist trivia. The scoring system compares meaning rather than requiring one hard-coded sentence, and real guesses help reveal unclear boundaries and missed paraphrases that should improve.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
Is Connecdle free to play?
Yes. Connecdle is a free daily word game. You do not need an account or subscription to play today’s puzzle.
Do I need to use the exact answer?
No. Connecdle compares the meaning of your response with the intended connection, so a clear paraphrase can be correct. Important details still matter.
What does a close answer mean?
A close answer overlaps with the intended connection but is too broad or misses a defining detail. Use all four clues to make your next guess more specific.
When is a new puzzle published?
A new Connecdle puzzle appears every day at 00:00 UTC. Each puzzle gives you five attempts to find the connection.
Can I play without JavaScript?
Yes. The web game server-renders today’s clues and accepts guesses through a standard form. Animations, sharing, theme controls, and device-based statistics require JavaScript.