Today’s NYT Connection Tips, February 14th Answer #614

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Today’s Connection puzzle I thought there were some really loopy categories. The theme in the yellow category is one of the words that are not actually used, while the purple group is one of the “sounds like…” categories. 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 group of connecting puzzles. This ranks from the easiest and yellow group to the tough (and sometimes strange) purple group.

Yellow Group Tips: Codol or Spoilers

Green Group Tips: They Make Anxious Noise

Blue Group Tips: Sneak Someone

Purple Group Tips: Splish-Splash

Today’s Connection Group Answers

Yellow Group: MollyCoddle

Green Group: What Rattlesnakes do

Blue Group: Words said by people who have no doubts

Purple Group: Gays in the Waters

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What is the answer to today’s connection?

Yellow words for today’s connection

The theme is MollyCoddle. The four answers are baby, humor, pampering, sweet.

Green words of today’s connection

The theme is what rattlesnakes do. The four answers are hiss, rattles, sheds and slithers.

Blue words of connection today

The theme is words that are said by people who have no doubt. The four answers are Boo, Gotcha, who guess and surprise.

Purple words for today’s connection

The theme is gay people in the waters. The four answers are Bae, Creek, See, and Straight.