Today’s NYT Connections Hints, Answers for July 6, #756

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Today’s Links Puzzle can be tough. This purple category sounds like one of the Goofy Tiktok Parodian connections as almost “18th century whales and negative written ships and negative ships.” This is not a category, but it feels a little. Read for tips and answers to today’s relationship.

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Tips to groups of today’s connections

Today, four instructions for four instructions for groups in the puzzle of today’s relationship from the easiest yellow group, the tough (sometimes strange) purple group.

Yellow group clue: Get ready for the stove.

Green group light: Small bit.

The blue group sign: Not nurses or lawyers.

Purple group clue: Hoo guy. Let’s say that part of these words sounds like a body part.

Answers for today’s contact groups

Yellow group: Fireed items.

Green group: Particle.

Blue group: DRS.

Purple group: The parts of the leg ended with homophones.

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What is the response of today’s relationship?

Yellow words in today’s relationship

Subject objects fired. The four answers are ceramics, Chinese, pottery and things.

Green words in today’s relationship

The subject is particle. Four answers are scraped, grain, morsels and split.

Blue words in today’s relationship

Topic Dr. Four answers, bad, peppers and seuss.

Purple words in today’s relationship

The subject ends with homophones of parts of the foot. Four answers are Crypto, Decaf, Disney and Prussian.

• Crypto = finger
• Decaf = calf
• Disney = knee
• Prussian = shin