Today’s NYT Communications Tips, Answers for October 11 #853

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New York Times Today Communication puzzle He might fool you with an extra first name there. Today’s puzzle isn’t too difficult, but if you need help, you’ve come to the right place. Read on for today’s communications guides and answers.

The Times now has a communications botlike 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: Things you need, perhaps for a sport or hobby.

Green group tip:Includes your clothes.

Blue group tip: Avenue, Avenue.

Purple group hint: Rob is another one.

Answers to today’s communications groups

Yellow group: equipment.

Green group: wear.

Blue groupStreet suffixes.

Purple group: Surnames that have other meanings.

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

What are the answers to Etisalat today?

Yellow words in today’s communications

The topic is Equipment. The four answers are gear, equipment, items, and tackle.

Green words in today’s communications

The topic is getting dressed. The four answers are wear, wear, sport and wear.

Blue words in today’s communications

The topic is street suffixes. The four answers are alley, court, aisle, and road.

Purple words in today’s communications

The subject is nicknames that have other meanings. The four answers are Bill, Bob, Pat and Tom.