Today’s NYT Connections Hints, Answers for July 2, #752

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Today’s Links Puzzle can be tough. This is one of these classic purple categories that you have to take a word hidden in another word (really a word). Read for tips and answers to today’s relationship.

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Tips to groups of today’s connections

Today, there are four instructions for groups in the bulletin of today’s relationship with the easiest yellow group (and sometimes weird) purple group.

Yellow group clue: This is not a real designer bag.

Green group light: Sometimes, cigarette is just a cigarette.

The blue group sign: 20th letter.

Purple group clue: Dresses and homeroom.

Answers for today’s contact groups

Yellow group: Knockoff.

Green group: Related to Freud.

Blue group: Words after “t-“.

Purple group: Starting with high school / college abbreviations.

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What is the response of today’s relationship?

Yellow words in today’s relationship

Subject Knockoff. Four answers, bootleg, copy, fake and replication.

Green words in today’s relationship

The subject is associated with Freud. Four respons are dreams, identity, Oedipus and slip.

Blue words in today’s relationship

The subject is then words after “t-“. Four answers are mobile, pain, rex and shirts.

Purple words in today’s relationship

The subject begins with high school / college abbreviations. Four answers are freshwater, juniper, seneca and sophocles.