Today’s NYT Connections Hints, Answers for June 15, #735

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Today is now Connection puzzle has a mention of Father’s Day to mark the holidays. It is not super difficult – maybe race dad to see who can finish it the fastest. Read the rest for the indices and responses of today’s connections.

Times now has a bot of connectionslike the one of Bordle. Go after playing to receive a digital score and so that the program analyzes your answers. Players recorded in the Times Games section can now Nerd by following their progressIncluding the number of puzzles finished, the victory rate, the number of times, they have caught a perfect score and their sequence of victories.

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Advice for today’s connections groups

Here are four tips for today’s connections to the puzzle groups, classified from the easiest yellow group, to the hard (and sometimes weird) group).

Yellow group index: Starbucks.

Green group index: Darn!

Blue group index: G, PG, PG-13, R.

Violet group index: Nickname for dad.

Answers for today’s connections groups

Yellow group: Slang for coffee.

Green group: “AW, devil!”

Blue group: Considerations for film notes.

Violet group: What “pop” could mean.

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What are the responses of today’s connections?

Yellow words in today’s connections

The theme is the slang for coffee. The four answers are Brew, Java, Mud and Rocket Fuel.

Green words in today’s connections

The theme is “AW, Devil!.” The four answers are Blast, Crud, Mindice and Fudge.

Blue words in today’s connections

The theme is considerations for film notes. The four responses are action, language, nudity and smoking

Violet words in today’s connections

The theme is “pop” could mean. The four responses are broken down, father, popular and soda.