NYT Connections — September 19, 2026
Hints — one at a time
Hint 1 of 5
Today's board moves from phrases meaning to broaden your range, to things you'd see in a child's crayon drawing, to icons and fashions tied to a famous era of 1960s London, and finally to phrases starting with abbreviated trigonometric functions.
Hint 2 of 5
Yellow (easiest): each of these means to grow, diversify, or extend your reach into new areas.
Hint 3 of 5
Green: each of these is something almost every kid draws in their early artwork.
Hint 4 of 5
Blue: each of these is closely tied to the fashionable, youth-driven scene of 1960s London.
Hint 5 of 5
Purple (hardest): each of these phrase begins with a shortened math function abbreviation.
The answer — spoilers!
Reveal the full answer
Widen One's Scope
BRANCH OUT · DIVERSIFY · EXPAND · GROW
Features Of A Kid's Drawing
HOUSE · STICK FIGURE · SUN · TREE
Associated With Swinging London In The 1960s
CARNABY STREET · MINISKIRT · MOD · TWIGGY
Starting With Abbreviated Math Functions
COS LETTUCE · LOG CABIN · SIN CITY · TAN LINE
This puzzle by the numbers
- Starting With Abbreviated Math Functions
- CARNABY STREET
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