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MANUFACTURE

ACUTYPING u 2 cn lrn 2 tp 120 wpm + rn mr py!
 
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MANUFACTURE


Almost! try again.


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A-R-R-R-R-GH!

MANUFACTURER, then :-)

Must be a case of INacutyping. Which is _not_ a new anagram.
 
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Pugnacity!!!

I really fancy this game...

straite verge one word
(of which I've bet you've never heard Wink)
 
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I know I've seen it before, perhaps in its noun form. It looks as though it's trying to be "tersigiverate" (noun -ation) but it might have the t or the g or the s or the v switched, or some other combination, or something like that. And anyway I think it needs one more i than is in "straite verge."

And I haven't the foggiest recollection what it means...!

Edit: cheated, looked it up. It's tergiversate

CLEAN, AGILE - one word (which is what you ain't got no mo' if you tergiversate)

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CLEAN,AGILE

I pledge allegiance to the flag...

opera yacht... one word, one of my favorites, and I don't know why.. I wish it were still used!
 
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opera yacht

CAREOPATHY = tooth decay

THEOPARACY = religion you can see right through

PACHYTORAE = thick politicians

HYPERCAPTA = take all the prisoners you can find

ACEROPATHY = maple tree disease

APOCRYTHAE = I'm not sure I should believe this one either
 
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Hab,
You are too clever for words!

My word was apothecary... you were very close, but no cigar.

leap tree scn
 
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It's one word.. sorry, I can't edit.
 
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"apothecary" ! A lovely word indeed.

LEAP TREE SCN = petal screen. I'm working on it.
 
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Hab,
At this point, I don't even remember the word!..Smile

Try this one:

rail memo
 
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Memorial Day is almost here! Big Grin

Or, it could be E-mail mor (missing the "e!')

I am afraid I am going to repeat words here! However, let's try:

tofu USA One word; the "tofu" is a bit of crossthreading from a comment of yours, KHC!
 
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fatuous

Sen Kerry is

non life drug
 
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non life drug

Floundering - more cross-threading, eh?

ASSIST DOURLY (One word)


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DISASTROuSLY

and before we leave our PETAL SCREEN there were a few nice two-word approximations and some one-letter-offs:

replaceSent
reNeptacles
respectaNle

pentacleers
plasterence

carpent eels
plant reeces
serpent cale

lace present
spleen crate
specter lane
step cleaner
censer plate
trance sleep
pester lance
steeple narc
leper ascent
nacreous
crane pestle
pert scalene
scalp entree
enter please

(I'm sure we could come up with some really weird definitions for some of these!)

N CAMINO ALAMO one word

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Hab... "scalp entree"... you got it! Smile

No, really, it is embarrassing that I can't even solve my own word.. I threw away the paper, and obviously typed in too few or too many letters.

your word: monomaniacal... Only one maniac on the board at a time..!

chippie parents
 
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apprenticeship

Hoo, there are a lot of non-words here, too. I like A Phipps Enteric best because it sounds so pharmaceutical! I think Hab has created a new sub-game to this. Wink

Hunch, twit! One word
 
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Hunch, twit

witch-hunt

Another possibility is:
hutch-twin (Starsky?)

ABLEST CREEP (One word)


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ABLEST CREEP

respectable

DECREFITI - the writing on the wall of a run-down building

PS Go Back Four Spaces - you mean nobody is going to take me up on "nacreous"?

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DECREFITI

Certified or rectified.. I choose rectified... it's a better word..Smile

RAPID ANGUISH... one word
 
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rapid anguish

guardianship

strength cili one word
(KHC should get it... she's from the south Wink)
 
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I got it!

strength cili

chitterlings... commonly known as chitlin's.. My grandparents ate them, I have refrained.. Smile

But you can have them with:

tumbler kit .. one word
 
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Hab,
Re: nacreous

You are the Mother of Pearl of all posters.. you are iridescent and light up our life.. you are like a small, kettle drum (??)

I had to peruse the dictionary to find this word.. Now I am a wee bit smarter than I was yesterday.
 
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tumbler kit

Buttermilk

OK, if you are going to include names of regional dishes, how about this one?

TOOTH HEADLINE (Four words) We have mentioned it on this board before...


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Originally posted by KHC: nacreous...Mother of Pearl...iridescent


It's worse than that. Another of the synonyms for "nacreous" is "pearlescent."

But I cheated. I didn't figure it out myself.

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TOOTH HEADLINE (Four words) We have mentioned it on this board before...


You've spoken about HEET AND HOT OIL, that new antifreeze soup, before?
 
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TOAD IN THE HOLE...Smile

I just forget what it is..sausage and toast? froglegs in a circle?

eon suit trips... one word
 
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eon suit trips

superstition

Yen? it sorbet! one word

Yes I know it should be it's but it didn't fit... ya know???
 
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TrossL,

I having lots of trouble...

Better Noisy?
Teeny Bistro?

How about a hint? Smile
 
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second the motion!

tern obesity
tyrosine bet
net sobriety
stereo tybin
ebony sitter
soterbenity
bystonerite
yesterbtion
ytterbiones

????!!!
 
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EDIT

I am having lots of trouble!

I can't edit either...but I normally speak correct English.
 
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Trossl,
Please let us in on the solving of yen sorbet..

But I'm forging ahead to a new word... Ready?

urinate cooly... one word.
 
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urinate cooly

That looks as if it should be

elocutionary

Yup.

Let's try some electronic food:

E-RISOTTO (one word, no hyphen)
 
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E-RISOTTO

Tortoise

INTERIM MAP (one word)


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interim map

impairment

tidy alibis - one word
 
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Yen it sorbet

tenebrosity (dark and gloomy)

tidy alibis

disability

contains S one word
 
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It was a dark and gloomy night...Smile Good word, Trossl.. you had us fooled.

contains s

sanctions

AIRLINE LIMO ... one word
 
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airline limo
millionaire

SS Moony Sun one word
 
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SS MOONY SUN

Phooey. I was trying to make SYNONYMOUS out of it but it doesn't quite work...would have to be
SS MOONY YUN to fit.

Oh well. Back to the drawing board.

And meantime, because I can't resist - a sidelight that came up wrestling with an earlier word:

INTERNEM MAP clue: Hairdo today, gone tomorrow

(Save it for next time it's my turn.)

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impermanent.... fleeting, temporary.. like our hair, our memories..Smile

budget horroh - one word

I'm still stumped on Trossl's word... she's a clever one!
 
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budget horroh

thoroughbred

inductor set (One word)


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INDUCTOR SET

destruction

THOMAS, NP

Re "hairdo today, gone tomorrow" - is an "impermanent permanent" a contradiction in terms or a valid construction?
 
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THOMAS,NP

Phantoms of the operas...Smile

ticking freres... The Bomb Brothers!... one word
 
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hab...sorry, you were right... I guess I left off a Y" when I was scrambling up my letters...
 
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Not to worry. I've done it myself, more times than I like to own up to.

On the other hand...it you'd like a penance, how about a daffynition for HYRAX for the Fool'em thread? PM me with it?

PS re TICKING FRERES - it makes FINGERSTICKER. Why? Who has diabetes?

I prefer REFACERRICKS myself.

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Hab,

FINGERSTICKER is not my word... try, try again..

Trossl,

I misspelled my anagram, then FORGOT my own word... how's that for being scattered? Smile

Cheers to the veterans of D-Day.. and may Reagan R.I.P.
 
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TICKING FRERES .... is that such a hard word? You can make it into two words... one 5-letter.. a dash.. one 8-letter. But I think it is only ONE.
 
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Confused In my usual clueless way, I am lost. I have been working on this one for ages. I give!
 
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Kalleh,
I was on the way to put it to rest.. grief-stricken.. or griefstricken.

Let's go to another one..

amino titi din... one word.
 
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INTIMIDATION

Then we have final exams for the mediocre student:

WEEK-LONG "D" (one word)

Now _that's_ power!
 
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