Today’s NYT Connections Hints, Answers for April 5, #664

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Today’s Links Puzzle It can be difficult. As a journalist, I found the blue category easy, but others spotted me a lot. Larpers and D & D fans call you into the purple category. 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: Work.

Green group light: You look at someone.

The blue group sign: Like Illustrated Sports.

Purple group clue: Yeen Olde combat materials.

Answers for today’s contact groups

Yellow group: Hire.

Green group: Parts of a website

Blue group: Magazines.

Purple group: Ending with medieval weapons.

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What is the response of today’s relationship?

Yellow words in today’s relationship

Uses the subject. The four response is to contract, deal, save and sign.

Green words in today’s relationship

The subject is the parts of a website. The four answers are a banner, hood, menu and sidebar.

Blue words in today’s relationship

The subject is magazines. Four answers are plaques, people, stars and time.

Purple words in today’s relationship

The subject ends with medieval weapons. Four answers are crosswords, grimace, rainbow and resemblance. (Sword, Mace, Summer and Lance.)

Puzzles with the hardest connections

Some of them celebrated Puzzles with the hardest connections so far. Maybe they will help you see examples in future puzzles.

# 5: Includes “things you can define” like mood, record, table and volleyball.

# 4: Includes “in one one” like eggs, trials, months and flowers.

# 3: Includes “screen streets” as science, fear, jump and susam.

# 2: Includes “power ___” as dream, plant, ranger and travel.

# 1: The candidate includes “things that can work” like taps, mascara and nose.