Today’s NYT Connection Tips, April 23rd Answer #682

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As a pet lover, today’s green category Connection puzzle It was easy to find for me. Are you confused today? Read the answers to cues and today’s connections.

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Today’s Connection Group Tips

Here are four tips for today’s connecting puzzle groups, ranked from the simplest yellow group to the tough (and sometimes strange) purple group.

Yellow Group Tips: Think about the forest.

Green Group Tips:Woof! meow!

Blue Group Tips: I laugh.

Purple Group Tips: It stands tall.

Today’s Connection Group Answers

Yellow group: Part of the tree.

Green Group: Characteristics of dogs/cats.

Blue group: Comedy routine.

Purple group:____pole.

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What is the answer to today’s connection?

Yellow words for today’s connection

The theme is part of the tree. The four answers are branches, leaves, roots and trunks.

Green words of today’s connection

The theme is the characteristics of dogs/cats. The four answers are fur, muzzle, feet and tail.

Blue words of today’s connection

The theme is comedy routines. The four answers are ACT, BIT, GAG, and SKETKE.

Purple words for today’s connection

The theme is ____ Paul. The four answers are Bean, Flag, May, and Tad.

The most stringent connection puzzle

I’ve made some notes The most stringent connection puzzle so far. Maybe they will help you see patterns in future puzzles.

#5: Included “things you can set” such as mood, records, tables, volleyball.

#4: Include “one dozen in one” such as eggs, ju umpire, moon, roses, etc.

#3: Includes “on-screen streets” such as Elm, Fear, Jump, Sesame.

#2: Includes “power___” for naps, plants, rangers, trips, and more.

#1: Includes “what you can do” such as candidates, faucets, mascara, nose and more.