Annex And Minion Meaning In NYT Connections For 13 November (#521)

The NYT Connections game is now running on its 521 days of its release, offering words with varied and odd connections.

NYT Connections for November 13 is now available with various words, each with different meanings and connections.

As usual, today’s NYT Connections game also features multiple tricky words, including Annex, Minion, and Tartar.

Answers For Today’s NYT Connections With Annex And Minion Meaning

When I analyzed today’s NYT Connections words, the first four words that came to my mind were Addition, Annex, Extension, and Wings.

All those words seem to have similar meanings. An annex is an extra or subordinate part added to something, especially a document. Similarly, an extension means an addition.

So, grouping out the words, I finally got the first green group titled “Building Add-Ons.“

Moving ahead with the remaining words, I got the yellow group titled” Things that are Yellow” with words like Minion, Lemon, Mustard, and Canary.

If you are curious about the word “Minion,” then Minion is a Yellow fictional character from the fantasy comedy movie Minions.

All Answers For #521 NYT Connections

Now that only 8 words were left and all 4 attempts had been left, I was a bit happy, as the puzzle seemed easy and exciting.

So, progressing ahead with the remaining words, I gathered words like Calculus, Cavity, Plaque, and Tartar, which seem to be related to teeth or dentists.

Later, after grouping them, I got the blue group titled ” Concerns for a Dentist.“

Finally, unlike the previous day’s game, I completed today’s Connections game without losing attempts and without help from a friend, with the following answers;

• Building Add-Ons (Green): Addition, Annex, Extension, Wing
• Things That Are Yellow (Yellow): Canary, Lemon, Minion, Mustard
• Concerns For A Dentist (Blue): Calculus, Cavity, Plaque, Tartar
• Words That Seem Longer Written Than Spoken (Purple): Colonel, Pharaoh, Wednesday, Worcestershire

Today’s NYT Connections seems to be a bit easier than the previous one; if you feel the same, you can check out your previous Connections progress via the Connections Archive.