Today’s links NYT Hints, Answers for February 18, #618

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Today Puzzle There is a super-fable purple category, especially if you are an anglophile like me. And my colleague Katie Collins of the United Kingdom has to appreciate it as She is written about How difficult it is to make puzzles on Word Word Times when you have not grown up with American jargon. Read about clues and today’s answers.

The Times now has a bottle bottleLike the one for Wordle. Go there after playing to get a numeric result and get the program to analyze your answers. And players registered in the “Times” section can now get out by following their progressIncluding the number of puzzles completed, the profit rate, the number of times when they pick up the perfect result and their victory.

Read more: Tips, Tips and Strategies to help you win at NYT Connections every time

Tips for today’s Link Groups

Here are four tips for the groups in today’s puzzle of ties, ranked by the easiest, yellow group to the difficult (and sometimes bizarre) purple group.

Yellow group: Ditch or trench.

Green group: At hand.

Blue group: More than breakfast.

Purple Group Tip: PIP-PIP, Cheerio!

Answers to today’s links

Yellow group: Crater.

Green group: Available.

Blue: Essential, like a meal.

Purple: British.

Read more: Wordle Cheat Sheet: Here are the most popular letters used in English words

What are the answers to today’s relationships?

The yellow words in today’s relationships

The topic is a crater. The four answers are a cavity, a hole, a hollow and a pit.

The green words in today’s relationships

The topic is available. The four answers are affordable, comfortable, close and ready.

The blue words in today’s relationships

The topic is essential as food. The four answers are filling, heart, solid and square.

Purple words in today’s relationships

The topic is the British. The four answers are Puts, Chippi, Fu and Teli.