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Pinpoint #912 hints and answer for Thursday, October 29, 2026

LinkedIn Pinpoint · 5 clue words · One puzzle a day · Spoiler-free until you choose otherwise

Pinpoint deals its five clue words one at a time, and today's set opens with two that fly and flow in very different ways. The link is a single word that can follow every clue on the board. Work down the hint ladder as far as you need - each hint walks one clue further into the puzzle - then check the answer box at the bottom.

Hints, in order

Hint 0 of 5

Tap to show one hint at a time. Stop as soon as you have enough.

Hint 1 of 5

Clue 1 is Jet. On its own it points at planes and engines, so hold it loosely - Pinpoint loves a first clue that leans the wrong way.

Hint 2 of 5

Clue 2 is Gulf. A gulf is water, which sits oddly next to a jet - unless the link between them is not a place or a machine at all.

Hint 3 of 5

Clue 3 is Blood. Three clues in, the shared word is something all three can run in, flow in, or be a kind of.

Hint 4 of 5

Clue 4 is Live (on Twitch). The bracket matters: this clue is about broadcasting, not about being alive.

Hint 5 of 5

Clue 5 is the fragment Swimming up-. Read it as a direction of travel, against the current, and the word that completes the set should surface.

The answer

This is the full solution to Pinpoint #912. Only tap if you are ready.

THE CATEGORY
Words that come before 'stream'
Jet streamFrom the clue Jet
Gulf StreamFrom the clue Gulf
BloodstreamFrom the clue Blood
LivestreamFrom the clue Live (on Twitch)
UpstreamFrom the clue Swimming up-

The five clues, in the order Pinpoint deals them: Jet · Gulf · Blood · Live (on Twitch) · Swimming up-.

How Pinpoint works

Pinpoint is LinkedIn's category game. It deals five clue words one at a time, and after each clue you can guess the single category that connects all five. Solving on the first clue means you read the puzzle setter's mind; most solves land on the third or fourth clue, when the pattern finally narrows. A new puzzle arrives every day.