Find the connections between words to win the Connections game today.
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Hello everyone! Welcome to the beginning of a new week! Somehow, we’ve already reached the middle of 2024. The first half of the year was good for me. I hope that continues, and that the rest of 2024 will be great for you as well.
today The New York Times Links Hints and answers come instantly.
How to turn on communications
in LinksYou will be shown a grid of 16 words. Your task is to arrange them into groups of four by finding the connections between them. The groups can be things like horror movie franchises, a type of act or a rapper.
There is only one solution to each puzzle, and you will have to be careful when it comes to words that may fall into more than one category. You can mix up the words perhaps to help you see the connections between them.
Each group is color coded. The yellow group is usually the easiest to understand, the blue and green group is in the middle, and the purple group is usually the hardest to understand. The purple group often includes wordplay, so keep that in mind.
Select four words that you think match together, then press Submit. If you guess incorrectly, you will lose a life. If you are close to getting a correct combination, you may see a message telling you that you are one word away from getting the correct combination, but you will still need to know which combination to swap.
If you make four mistakes, the game is over. Let’s make sure that doesn’t happen with the help of some hints, and if you’re really struggling, here’s today’s tip: Links Answers.
What are today’s communication tips?
Scroll slowly! Post hints for both today Links Groups, I’ll reveal what groups are without immediately telling you what words are in them.
Today’s 16 words are…
- pyramid
- prince
- British
- Seal
- the scorpion
- Washington
- Nova
- Guide
- North West
- Tennis racket
- Driving
- eagle
- Deceive
- direct
- Accelerates
- Guide
The hints for today’s groups are:
- Yellow Group – Point
- Green group – conspiracy, fraud
- Blue group – appears on an object that is exchanged for goods and services
- Purple Group – Openings in large northern areas
What are communication groups today?
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Today’s groups are…
- Yellow group – shows the way
- Green Group – Chart
- Blue group – appears on the US dollar bill
- Purple Group – First Word for Canadian Provinces/Territories
What are the answers to Etisalat today?
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today Links The answers are…
- Yellow group – shows the way (direct, guide, leader, service provider)
- Green Group – Scheme (CON, HUSTLE, RACKET, STING)
- Blue Group – Appears on the US Dollar Bill (Eagle, Pyramid, Seal, Washington)
- Purple Cluster – First word for Canadian provinces/territories (British, Northwest, Nova, Prince)
My second loss in a row was very disappointing, as a) it’s Canada Day and it should have been poignant, and b) this is the country I live in. And now I’m worried that I won’t let them come back after my vacation.
I spotted Sting, Usher and Prince right out of the gate but didn’t see any other singers going with them. I then turned my attention to green but made the mistake of adding PYRAMID instead of STING at the start. I corrected that for my first set.
Then I found the yellow color before I had a problem. I had no idea what was blue or purple. NOVA was supposed to be enough of a hint of purple. But after a few random guesses, my luck ran out.
That’s all for today. Links Clues and Answers. Be sure to check out my blog for hints and solutions for Tuesday’s game if you need them.
Note: I went to a really fun show on Friday, with both The Darkness (a band I really like) and the always fun band Busted. So let’s start with my favorite song from the last to start off this week.
“Writer. Friendly troublemaker. Lifelong food junkie. Professional beer evangelist.”