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What connects them all?
Answer
LinkedIn Pinpoint #874 hints, clues, and answer for Monday, September 21, 2026. Use the daily Pinpoint solver to reveal one clue at a time, then uncover the category only when you want the spoiler.
What connects them all?
Answer
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Today's Pinpoint clues: Pole, Kiwi, Dane, Thai, Chilean.
Today's Pinpoint category answer: Common national demonyms (i.e., names for people from a specific country).
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Puzzle-specific reasoning
This is an explanatory route, not a record of a person's live attempt.
Start by reading clues 1–2 as labels for people: "Pole" fits someone from Poland, and "Kiwi" commonly refers to a person from New Zealand rather than only the bird or fruit.
Use clue 3 to cement the pattern: "Dane" is a clean, unambiguous demonym for someone from Denmark, matching the same noun-for-person structure as the first two clues.
Confirm with clues 4–5 that the set is country-based demonyms: "Thai" and "Chilean" both function in English as names for people from Thailand and Chile, completing the national roll call.
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LinkedIn Pinpoint is a free daily word association game on LinkedIn. Players are shown 5 clues and must identify the single word or phrase that connects them all. A new puzzle is released every day at midnight Pacific Time.
Read all 5 clues carefully, think about the category or concept connecting them, and start with the clues you know. Even two or three connections can reveal the pattern.
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