Difference between revisions of "Anagram"
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| − | * pardon me = mean drop | + | *a decimal point = I'm a dot in place |
| + | *astronomer = moon starter | ||
| + | *desperation = A rope ends it | ||
| + | *dormitory = dirty room | ||
| + | *election results = lies - let's recount | ||
| + | *eleven plus two = twelve plus one | ||
| + | *George Bush = He bugs Gore | ||
| + | *pardon me = mean drop | ||
| + | *slot machines = cash lost in me | ||
| + | *snooze alarms = alas! no more z's | ||
| + | *the eyes = they see | ||
| + | *the Morse code = here come dots | ||
[[Category:Languages]] | [[Category:Languages]] | ||
Revision as of 00:57, November 15, 2007
An anagram is the rearrangement of the set of letters in a word or phrase to form a new word or phrase.
Examples
- a decimal point = I'm a dot in place
- astronomer = moon starter
- desperation = A rope ends it
- dormitory = dirty room
- election results = lies - let's recount
- eleven plus two = twelve plus one
- George Bush = He bugs Gore
- pardon me = mean drop
- slot machines = cash lost in me
- snooze alarms = alas! no more z's
- the eyes = they see
- the Morse code = here come dots
