Current NYT Connections Tips, Dec. 10, #548

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I’m a big fan New York Times Connections photooften preferred over Wordle. And here’s what I like: I love it when the purple group is weird and choose a theme like, “girl names minus the letter,” or “1980s groups spelled backwards,” or something like that. I may not always have this group, maybe right away, but when I see them revealed, I give the puzzle makers the thumbs up for the novelty. Yes, that’s today’s idea, why do you ask?

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Let’s take a look at this week’s tips and answers.

Tips for modern Connections groups

Here are four facts about today’s Connections photo groups, ranked from the simple, yellow group to the bold (and weird) purple group.

Tips for the Yellow group: Moniker

Tips for the green team: It’s Delta, maybe.

Tips for the Blue team: Where is it?

Tips for the purple team: Anada may be one.

Answers to modern Connections groups

Yellow group: Give a nod to.

Green group: Parts of the plane.

Blue Team: Feel it around.

Purple group: Countries minus the first letter.

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What are the current solutions for Connections?

Yellow text in current Connections

This topic is to give the topic of. The four answers are call, dub, label and name.

Green words in modern Connections

This topic is part of the flight. The four solutions are passenger, take off, taxi and touchdown.

Blue text in modern Connections

The title is clear. The four solutions are catch, fumble, root and rummage.

Purple words in today’s Connections

The title is the country minus the first letter. The four answers are in, Olivia, ran and Wanda.