Today’s NYT Hints Relationships, Answers for September 21, #833

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Today’s NYT Connections puzzle has another of those purple categories in which you need to play the letters in the word to understand their relationship. It’s fun, but complicated. Need help? Read about clues and today’s answers.

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Tips for today’s Link Groups

Here are four hints for the groups in today’s puzzle of ties, ranked by the easiest yellow group to the difficult (and sometimes quirky) purple group.

Yellow group: Computer technique.

Green group: Calm down.

Blue group: Here are your menus.

Purple Group Tip: Not fruit.

Answers to today’s links

Yellow group: Touch screen gestures.

Green group: Relax.

Blue: Seating options at the restaurant.

Purple: Vegetables with first letter is removed.

Read more: Wordle Cheat Sheet: Here are the most popular letters used in English words

What are the answers to today’s relationships?

The yellow words in today’s relationships

The theme is the gestures of the touch screen. The four answers are a pinch, scroll, run your finger and touch.

The green words in today’s relationships

The topic is relaxation. The four answers are chill, bread, salon and Vege.

The blue words in today’s relationships

The topic is the restaurant sitting options. The four answers are bar, stand, counter and table.

Purple words in today’s relationships

The topic is vegetables with a first letter removed. The four answers are ALE (KALE), EEK (Leek), Hive (Chive) and Quash (Squash).