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NYT Connections Hints for July 6, 2026 — Puzzle #1121

Sixteen words, four hidden categories. Hints reveal structure, then the grouping.

Hints and answers for NYT Connections #1121 on July 6, 2026: how many groups there are, a masked theme for each group, then the four categories one at a time, then all sixteen words — the full solution stays hidden until you reveal it.

Puzzle date: July 6, 2026 (2026-07-06) · #1121 · Source: the official puzzle feed (official NYT feed), retrieved . Hints are derived from the official answer data — no invented clues, difficulty scores or word claims.

1. The shape of the puzzle

There are 4 categories of 4 words each (16 words total).

2. The four themes, masked

Each theme below keeps its word shapes and the first letter of every word:

3. Reveal a theme, one at a time

Show theme 1

STUNNING NEWS

Show theme 2

SCIENCE FAIR MODEL SUBJECTS

Show theme 3

ACME PRODUCTS USED BY WILE E. COYOTE

Show theme 4

STARTING WITH DATING APPS

NYT Connections answer for July 6, 2026 — puzzle #1121

STUNNING NEWS

THUNDERBOLT, BOMBSHELL, REVELATION, SHOCKER

SCIENCE FAIR MODEL SUBJECTS

ATOM, VOLCANO, DNA, SOLAR SYSTEM

ACME PRODUCTS USED BY WILE E. COYOTE

TNT, ROCKET SKATES, EARTHQUAKE PILLS, IRON BIRD SEED

STARTING WITH DATING APPS

BUMBLEBEE, TINDERBOX, MATCHA, GRIND RAIL

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The shape of the puzzle

There are 4 categories of 4 words each (16 words total).

The four themes, masked

Each theme below keeps its word shapes and the first letter of every word:S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ N _ _ _S _ _ _ _ _ _ F _ _ _ M _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ _ _ _A _ _ _ P _ _ _ _ _ _ _ U _ _ _ B _ W _ _ _ E C _ _ _ _ _S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ W _ _ _ D _ _ _ _ _ A _ _ _

Reveal a theme, one at a time

Show theme 1STUNNING NEWSShow theme 2SCIENCE FAIR MODEL SUBJECTSShow theme 3ACME PRODUCTS USED BY WILE E. COYOTEShow theme 4STARTING WITH DATING APPS

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