Today’s NYT Connection Tips, July 14th Answer #764

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Today’s NYT has some TV and movie references Connection puzzle. If you spent your childhood near makebelieve, you will definitely get one of them. That purple category, but… good luck! 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 simplest yellow group to the tough (and sometimes strange) purple group.

Yellow Group Tips: Think of paint and crayon names.

Green Group Tips:vroom-vroom.

Blue Group Tips: King Friday XIII and Sarasatara Queen.

Purple Group Tips:Twisting the Disney name.

Today’s Connection Group Answers

Yellow group: Blue color.

Green Group:Adjective for sports cars.

Blue group: The word before “Roger/”.

Purple group: Disney animated letters and letters.

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What is the answer to today’s connection?

Yellow words for today’s connection

The theme is blue. The four answers are baby, ice, powder and sky.

Green words of today’s connection

The theme is adjectives for sports cars. The four answers are compact, fast, refined and sporty.

Blue words of today’s connection

The theme is the words before “Roger/s.” The four answers are Ginger, Jolly, Mr. and Roy.

Purple words for today’s connection

The theme is Disney animation characters and letters. The four answers are abut, belly, flounder, scary.

Aladdin’s abut = abu

Bell = Bell of Beauty and Beast

Flounders = Little Mermaid Flounder

Scary = scars from the Lion King