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New York Times Today Communication puzzle It’s kind of tough. This purple color is a real head-scratcher, again. Read on for today’s communications guides and answers.
The Times has a communications robotlike those of Wordle. Go there after playing to get a numerical score and have the program analyze your answers. Registered players in the Times Gaming section They can now study a lot by tracking their progressincluding the number of puzzles completed, their winning rate, the number of times they got the perfect score and their winning streak.
Read more: Hints, tips and strategies to help you win at NYT Communications every time
Tips for today’s communication groups
Here are four hints for groupings in today’s communications puzzle, ranked from the easiest yellow group to the difficult (and sometimes weird) purple group.
Yellow group tip: I don’t want that.
Green group tip: Counting time.
Blue group tip: Not floors or ceilings.
Purple group hint: It seems like…
Answers to today’s communications groups
Yellow group: “No thank you.”
Green groupTypes of numbers.
Blue groupTypes of walls.
Purple group: Homophones in non-digital quantities.
Read more: Wordle Cheat Sheet: Here are the most common letters used in English words
What are the answers to Etisalat today?
NYT Connections puzzle completed on March 13, 2026.
Yellow words in today’s communications
The topic is “No thanks”. The four answers are later, no, next time and it passes.
Green words in today’s communications
The topic is types of numbers. The four answers are equal, irrational, complete and primary.
Blue words in today’s communications
The topic is types of walls. The four answers are Berlin, Banna, Rabi’ and Azim.
Purple words in today’s communications
The topic is homophones in non-digital quantities. The four answers are al-makhradz (all), nun (none), auf (a few), and al-majmu (some).