NYT Communication Tips, Answers for Dec. 10, #548

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I’m a big fan of the New York Times Connections puzzle, I often prefer it to Wordle. And here’s my hot take: I actually like when the purple section gets really weird and chooses a topic like, “girls’ first names remove the letter,” or “1980s bands spelled backwards,” or something like that. I might not always get that section, at least not right away, but when I see it revealed, I give the puzzle makers a silent thumbs up for being weird enough. Well, that’s today’s advice, why do you ask?

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Let’s get this week’s tips and answers.

Tips for today’s social media groups

Here are four group ideas for today’s communication puzzle, numbered from the easiest, yellow group to the harder (and sometimes weird) purple group.

Yellow team advice: Moniker

Green team advice: In Delta, maybe.

Green team advice: Where is it?

Purple team advice: Anada will be one.

Answers for today’s communication groups

Yellow team: Give a title.

The green team: Aircraft parts.

The blue team: Feel close.

The purple team: Countries minus the first letter.

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What are the answers for today’s Connections?

Yellow words in Today’s Links

The theme is give a title. The four answers are call, dub, label and name.

Green words in today’s Connections

The theme is airplane parts. The four answers are cruise, take off, taxi and touch down.

Green words in today’s Connections

The theme is self-awareness. The four answers are fish, fumble, root and rummage.

Purple words in today’s communication

The theme of the country is removed from the first letter. The four answers are inland, Olivia, Ran and Wanda.