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Today A relationship puzzle It entertained for those of us who want to think about the oddness of English. And just to throw out the players, the green group focuses on one another language. Read about clues and answers to today's relationships.
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Tips for today's liaison groups
Here are four hints of groups in today's jigsaw puzzle, ranked from the lightest yellow group, to the heavy (and sometimes bizarre) purple group.
A hint of a yellow group: One-of-one kind.
Green group hint: Think of Acid.
Blue group hint: Los is another.
Purple group hint: One tooth, two teeth.
Answers to today's liaison groups
Yellow group: Exceptional.
Green group: German words.
Blue group: Plural animals identical to their unique forms.
Purple group: Plural words that are very different from their unique forms.
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What are the answers to today's relationships?
NYT's finished jigsaw puzzle for Tuesday, March 18, 2025.
Yellowl words in today's relationships
The theme is exceptional. The four answers are outstanding, singular, special and unique.
Green words in today's relationships
The theme is German words. The four answers are engaged, dying, Kinder and Wurst.
Blue words in today's relationships
The theme is plural animals identical to their unique forms. The four answers are deer, sheep, shrimp and squid.
Violet words in today's relationships
The theme is a plural of words that are very different from their unique forms. The four answers are cubes, lice, mice and oxen.