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NYT Connections hints and answers for Sunday, November 15 (game #1253)

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NYT Connections hints and answers for Sunday, November 15 (game #1253)

Today marks the release of the latest Connections puzzle by The New York Times, game #1253. Players are tasked with identifying four related words grouped under four distinct themes - YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, and PURPLE. This article provides hints and the answers to assist in solving the challenge.

For the YELLOW group, the suggested themes are "Class of its own," "All-time," "Historic," "Record," and "Unprecedented." The GREEN category hints at "Planning for the big day," "Wedding website sections," "Dress code," "Registry," and "RSVP." The BLUE group focuses on words ending with "plane," including "Astral," "Cartesian," "Inclined," and "Jet." Lastly, the PURPLE category is centered around words ending with "vegetables in the allium family," such as "Archive," "Octonion," "RapSCALLION," and "Sleek."

In an attempt to solve the puzzle, the author identifies the YELLOW group as "Unmatched," GREEN as "Wedding website sections," BLUE as "Astral," and PURPLE as "Ending in vegetables in the allium family." Despite making one mistake, the author managed to achieve a rare Purple First.

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