Unlock Today’s NYT Connections: Tips and Solutions for November 13 (Game #521)!

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Good morning! Are you ready to engage in Connections, the clever word puzzle from the New York Times that tests your ability to categorize ‌answers? It can ‍be quite‍ challenging, so keep reading if you need some hints.

What’s next ​after completing ​it? Naturally, dive into more word⁤ games! I⁣ also provide daily hints and ‍solutions for Wordle, Strands, and⁣ Quordle if you’re looking for assistance with those as well.

SPOILER ⁢ALERT: Below are details about today’s NYT Connections. Avoid reading further if you wish to keep the answers a secret.

Today’s NYT Connections (Game #521) – Today’s Words

NYT Connections hints for game 521 on a purple background

(Image credit: New York Times)

The words ​featured in today’s⁤ NYT Connections are:

  • MUSTARD
  • WING
  • WEDNESDAY
  • WORCESTERSHIRE
  • COLONEL
  • TARTAR
  • LEMON
  • MINION
  • CALCULUS
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    Navigating ⁢Today’s Groups (Game⁤ #521) – Hint #1 – Group Clues

    If​ you’re seeking clues for today’s groups in NYT Connections, here they are:

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    • Yellow: Coward!

    • Green: Additional part of a building or ‍office space.
    • < strong >Blue:< / strong > Another term could be an infection.
    • < strong>Purple:< / strong > ‌ Syllables that ‌seem ‌absent?

        If you⁣ require⁣ further assistance…

        This is where we enter spoiler territory; continue reading only if you’re curious about the four​ themed answers from today’s puzzles…

        < span>Navigating‌ Today’s Groups (Game #521)⁤ – Hint #2 -‍ Group Answers

        The solutions⁤ for ⁢today’s groupings in NYT⁤ Connections are ⁤as follows:

        • < strong >YELLOW:< / strong > ITEMS THAT ARE YELLOW – CANARY, LEMON, MINION, MUSTARD.< l i >
        • < strong >GREEN:< / strong > ADDITIONS TO BUILDINGS – ADDITION ⁣, ANNEX , EXTENSION , WING.< l i >
        • < strong >BLUE:< / strong > DENTAL CONCERNS – CALCULUS ‌, CAVITY , PLAQUE , ⁣TARTAR.< l i >
        • < str ong>PURPLE:< / str ong>BOTH⁤ LONGER IN ‍WRITING AND SPEECH – COLONEL , PHARAOH , WEDNESDAY , ⁤WORCESTERSHIRE.< l i >

          Please note that the answers follow below; DO NOT SCROLL FURTHER IF YOU PREFER NOT⁤ TO SEE THEM!

          < span>Navigating Today’s ⁣Answers (Game #521)< span >

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          / p < / div < /‌ div < / figure < The solutions to ⁣today's game of Connections (#521) include:

          • : CANARY,< lemon>, MINION,< mustard>.>

          • : ADDITION,< annex>, EXTENSION,< wing>.>
          • : CALCULUS,CAVITY,,PLAQUE,TARTAR .<< / ul >>


              Well done if you managed to ‌solve today’s purple category without relying solely on luck; it was indeed quite peculiar. I certainly needed⁤ some good fortune​ myself since the‌ connection—WORDS THAT SEEM LONGER WHEN WRITTEN‍ THAN SPOKEN—is rather unusual. ⁣For instance, isn’t this somewhat reliant‌ on understanding language nuances? If one is unaware that PHARAOH has a silent second A⁢ sound might mispronounce it as PHAR-A-OH.‍ However this applies equally to KNOW or‌ TRUE—it all boils ⁣down to English! I’m‍ not convinced PHARAOH actually appears longer when⁢ written compared ‌to spoken form at​ all. Perhaps​ WORCESTERSHIRE could fit into this category but only if ‍you’ve‍ never visited England before—it feels arbitrary.

              My approach ⁣was somewhat related; I focused instead on missing syllables although my guesses were more hopeful than​ informed by then I’d lost track of what ⁤else⁤ might fit there. The other challenge came from‌ my blue group which included CALCULUS—a term I’d never encountered regarding⁣ DENTIST CONCERNS—apparently another⁣ name⁢ for TARTAR so having both terms seems redundant overall.

              How did your experience ⁤go today?⁤ Feel free to reach out via email and share your thoughts!


              < span>The Previous Day’s Solutions (Tuesday November 12th Game#520)< span >




                Yesterday’s ⁤connections were:





                NYTConnectionsisoneofseveralpopularwordgamesdevelopedbytheNewYorkTimes.Itchallengesplayerstofindfouritemsthatsharecommoncharacteristicswithvaryingdifficultylevels.Greeniseasieryellowismoderatelychallengingblueistoughandpurpleisusuallyverydifficult.

                On the bright side,youarenotrequiredtosolvethefinalgroupasyoucanarriveattheanswerthroughelimination.Additionally,youarealloweduptofourmistakeswhichprovidesalittlebreathingroom.

                ThisgameoffersmorecomplexitythanWordlesinceitcontainsnumerousopportunitiesfortrickery.Watchoutforhomophonesandotherwordplaythatcouldconcealanswers.

                YoucanplayitfreeviatheNYTGamessiteonbothdesktopandmobiledevices.

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