NYT Connections hints today: Meanings for each word for Nov. 3, 2026

The New York Times' Connections puzzle for November 3, 2026, offers clues and meanings for a variety of words. Some of these include "carry on," meaning to continue forward; "check," referring to a bill; "roller bag," describing a bag with wheels; "interview," which entails conversing with someone to learn more about them; "resume," indicating to proceed; "profile," referring to a side view of something; "office chair," a type of chair used in work environments; "food," sources of nourishment; "menu," a selection of items; "shopping cart," an object used to transport groceries; and "credit," the ability to obtain things with the expectation of paying for them later.

The puzzle also includes words with more specific meanings like "whelp," describing young carnivores such as puppies and wolf cubs, and "tap water," water available from a faucet. Some entries, like "continue," "whelp," and "tap water," may seem less intuitive.