Connections Answer — November 13, 2026

To browse is to look through content or a site casually, often without a specific goal. It fits the internet-use theme because it describes wandering through pages or listings.

To scroll is to move displayed text or graphics up, down or across a screen. Moving through an online page or feed supplies its internet-use meaning here.

To search is to look for information, often by typing terms into a search engine or site box. It belongs with the other online actions because it describes a purposeful use of the internet.

To surf, in this context, is to move from one website or page to another. The verb is a familiar informal term for casual internet navigation.

Coverage is the reporting of news or an event by media outlets. It fits the group because it names media attention given to a subject.

Exposure is the condition of being seen, discussed, or made known to an audience. In media contexts it means public visibility rather than physical exposure.

PRESS can mean the kind or extent of coverage a person or event receives, as in good press or bad press. That sense directly explains its place beside the other media-attention nouns.

PUBLICITY is public notice or interest gained through the media. It can also name efforts to attract that attention.

A barge is a flat-bottomed boat used to carry goods, and it is often towed or pushed by another vessel. It fits the towing theme through its movement along waterways.

A glider is an engineless aircraft that can be towed aloft by a powered plane before flying freely. The towing connection is part of how gliders are launched.

A trailer is a nonmotorized vehicle designed to be pulled behind a motor vehicle. The vehicle sense connects it to towing.

A water skier is a person pulled behind a motorboat on skis. The person is towed across the water by the boat.

BRAIN + FREEZE makes brain freeze, a headache resulting from eating or drinking something cold rapidly. FREEZE completes the expression.

A brain teaser is a puzzle or problem that challenges thinking. The tile completes the familiar phrase beginning with brain.

BRAIN + TRUST makes brain trust, a group of experts who act as advisers or policy planners. TRUST completes this collective noun.

BRAIN + WAVES makes brain waves, rhythmic fluctuations in the brain’s electrical activity that can be recorded by an electroencephalogram, or EEG. WAVES supplies the plural ending.