Today’s Links NYT Hints, Answers for Jan 25, #594

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Today’s Link puzzle It’s not easy. But if you like to know about the history of the words we’ve swallowed in English, you’ll get a kick out of the blue group. Read on for clues and today’s answers on the links.

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Tips for today’s relationship groups

Here are four tips for the groups in today’s relationship puzzle, ranked from the easiest, yellow group, to the difficult (and sometimes whimsical) purple group.

Yellow Group Hint: The bell is ringing.

Green Group Tip: Time to descend.

Blue Group Tip: Thanks Tokyo.

Purple Group Tip: This means three.

Answers for today’s link groups

Yellow group: school periods.

Green group: Characteristics of a ski resort.

Blue Group: Words derived from Japanese.

Purple group: Words after the prefix “three-“.

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What are the answers to today’s links?

The yellow words in today’s links

The topic is school periods. The four answers are class, homeroom, lunch, and recess.

The green words in today’s relationships

The topic is the characteristics of a ski resort. The four answers are elevators, accommodation, tycoon and incline.

The blue words in today’s relationships

The subject is the words received from the Japanese. The four answers are Emoji, Ginkgo, Karaoke and Tycoon.

Purple words in today’s relationships

The subject is words after the prefix “three-“. The four answers are angle, cycle, recess, and pods.