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TREASON

(This kind of rearrangement is sometimes called an "antigram." Let us sincerely hope so.)
 
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I do see that it is a word, but I am not sure how frequently it is used.

FERETS

I know, I know. I am missing an "r." BTW, ours just died, having led a long and productive life! Wink

[This message was edited by Kalleh on Tue Feb 10th, 2004 at 12:23.]
 
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There's a better anagram of TREASON. Free-associate a little; it followed your "filibuster," remember?

"A pestering sister's a festering blister, it's best to resist her, say I..." - Tom Lehrer
 
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Once again, Hab has me confused. Confused

Senator??? But, how is that related to Tom Lehrer's song?
 
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Kalleh,

I think Hab was obliquely answering your FERETS anagram -- FESTER. Smile

Unless the word you were thinking of was FREEST, of course. Wink
 
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FESTER indeed. I should have put that above the body of my post for clarity.

The person who invented this anagram hid his identity:
COGNITION
 
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Incognito

NEAROTHRENTS
 
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literally

Good one, Kalleh.. now try this one:

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Atlanta, Georgia

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CAMBRIDGE


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Once upon a time there was an understanding that capitalized words were verboten - or at least identified as such...

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anarchy

Sorry, hd, I was only following the Old College Try routine... forgive me.

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[I was just at Vanderbilt for the first time. It is a nice place! And, KHC, no problem; we're easy! Wink]

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Not to worry, KHC, I was just putting on my Ostentatiously Grouchy hat for mock-seriosity purposes.

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FIXIBILLYET (a question that Hilary Clinton is often asked)
flexibility

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intransigence

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if I do say so myself.
or, as Snoopy so succinctly put it,

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I'm a supposer, but could it be purposes?

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(I'll bet you did that on purpose, too!)

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Good one, O Grouchy one!

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(A hard one to follow, that!)

KEMBACCO (that's when you smoke your plastic playing cards)
 
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VOLCANOESMARTINIS Talk about a lack of vermouth !
 
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Is there a conversationalism ? That would be a word used in vernacular speech ...
 
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I don't know about conversationalism.. you'll have to wait on jerry to finish surfing.

Try this:

analribir Big Grin
 
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haberdasher asks, "Is there a conversationalism ? That would be a word used in vernacular speech."

That's what I speak ==> Vernacular speech.
 
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Kalleh,
This word is driving me crazy!! I've tried so many time to unscramble and get nowhere... Give me a hint.. Wink
 
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carbohydrate

SECONDTUM
 
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arnie, you are brilliant!

The Second Tum is the one I take after that First Tum doesn't work.. Big Grin
 
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arnie, you are brilliant!


At least that's what the documents say! Wink

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Kalleh,
I was seconds behind you about to post.. when you beat me to the finish line.. !

condominium

Try:

elaskpoodcie
 
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oboesac


"...Pa was forced to play the oboe
Because he was a hobo
And the oboe, it is clearly understood,
Is an ill wind
That no one
Blows good..."

--sung by Danny Kaye, 1940s?
--(I presume written by Sylvia Fine)
 
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How I wish I didn't have such a big caboose. Wink

LIANTENNARIOT
 
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international

MNEMONICORATED
 
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recommendation



TRACMORON - doesn't even know how to shave
 
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I saw a cormorant at sea today.

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...to be folowed by
ademocrat ?
 
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I do wish these posts were in technicolor!

Now for Hab's ademocrat
 
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We don't have anybody named Joseph on the board, do we? That would be amazing.
 
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Hab,
I've messed around with ademocrat too long.. there is Life! Either it is Kalleh, A Democrat Smile or it's coat dream or arcade tom... take your pick. I'm flubbergusted..

You win..
 
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You're really, really close, actually.

Google "technicolor and joseph and amazing" and see what you get! ;-)

[This message was edited by haberdasher on Thu Feb 26th, 2004 at 14:28.]
 
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Well, I, too, had been working on it. Thanks for the tip, Hab. I got it finally, but I will let KHC post it since she has been so frustrated....and she was so close! Wink Frankly, I would have never gotten it without a hint.
 
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dreamcoat

Thanks, Hab for the hint... coat dream? Oh, well, it was late.

shedpacoclim Wink
 
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(I thought this word looked very different at 5:45 or so - did you edit it?)

SINOISM ("Chineseness")
 
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Oh,Dasher... that one was easy! How are Prancer and Vixen?

tryleancelloic

It's snowing in the Southland... buy bread and milk.. Smile
 
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Oh, Kalleh... you beat me by 2 minutes... now I have to work again!
 
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