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One notice of Father’s Day in yesterday’s NYT , Connections puzzle , to honor the trip. It’s not particularly difficult; perhaps culture Father to see who can finish it the fastest. Read on for hints and solutions for today’s Links.
The Times today has a app for Links, similar to the one used on Wordle. Visit the site after you play to get a numerical rating and have the software examine your responses. Players who have signed up for the Times Games section may then follow their progress by checking their completeness, win rate, number of times they scored perfect, and earn streak.
Read more:  , Strategies, and Hints to Help You Win at NYT Connections Every Day.
Tips for today’s Links groups
The groupings in today’s Connections puzzle are ranked from the simplest yellow group to the tense ( and occasionally bizarre ) purple group according to four hints.
Starbucks is the golden party glimpse.
Darn! Green party glimpse
Blue team hint: G, PG, PG-13, R.
Purple class hint: Nickname for Dad.
Solutions for the Associations groups of today
Slang for caffeine in the golden group.
Green party:” Aw, heck”!
Criteria for video ratings, in blue.
Purple party: What” Pop” might think.
Learn more: Here Are the Most Popular Letters Used in English Words Wordle Cheat Sheet
What are the solutions to today’s Links?
The golden words in tomorrow’s Contacts are
Slang for espresso is the design. Brew, java, dirt, and jet fuel are the four possible solutions.
The alternative words in today’s Contacts
The concept is” Aw, heck”! Blow, Crud, Cursed, and Fudge are the four solutions.
The comments in today’s Links are in blue.
Theme: factors in movie scores Action, language, nakedness, and smokes are the four responses.
The colored terms in today’s Contacts
The focus is on what” Pop” may think. The four responses are drink, common, father, and burst.