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Virtues, we devour and restore, usher a puzzle.
Related to the above sentence, find a six-letter word, which anagrams to gives words starting with each of the five different letters of the word.
word wordplay anagram
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Virtues, we devour and restore, usher a puzzle.
Related to the above sentence, find a six-letter word, which anagrams to gives words starting with each of the five different letters of the word.
word wordplay anagram
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Ah, this is what somebody was referring to in the comments for the one I put up last night. Great minds, I guess?
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– Darrel Hoffman
Apr 4 at 18:18
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@DarrelHoffman, I was inspired by your question to post this - credit is due to you!
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Virtues, we devour and restore, usher a puzzle.
Related to the above sentence, find a six-letter word, which anagrams to gives words starting with each of the five different letters of the word.
word wordplay anagram
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Virtues, we devour and restore, usher a puzzle.
Related to the above sentence, find a six-letter word, which anagrams to gives words starting with each of the five different letters of the word.
word wordplay anagram
word wordplay anagram
asked Apr 4 at 13:17
TomTom
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Ah, this is what somebody was referring to in the comments for the one I put up last night. Great minds, I guess?
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– Darrel Hoffman
Apr 4 at 18:18
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@DarrelHoffman, I was inspired by your question to post this - credit is due to you!
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– Tom
Apr 4 at 19:01
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1
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Ah, this is what somebody was referring to in the comments for the one I put up last night. Great minds, I guess?
$endgroup$
– Darrel Hoffman
Apr 4 at 18:18
2
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@DarrelHoffman, I was inspired by your question to post this - credit is due to you!
$endgroup$
– Tom
Apr 4 at 19:01
1
1
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Ah, this is what somebody was referring to in the comments for the one I put up last night. Great minds, I guess?
$endgroup$
– Darrel Hoffman
Apr 4 at 18:18
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Ah, this is what somebody was referring to in the comments for the one I put up last night. Great minds, I guess?
$endgroup$
– Darrel Hoffman
Apr 4 at 18:18
2
2
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@DarrelHoffman, I was inspired by your question to post this - credit is due to you!
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– Tom
Apr 4 at 19:01
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@DarrelHoffman, I was inspired by your question to post this - credit is due to you!
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Given the title, I'm gonna go with ...
EASTER
Which anagrams to 5 words that (a) start with the different letters of the base word, and (b) are synonyms of words of your sentence.
Aretes (Virtues), Eaters (devours), Reseat (Restore), Seater (Usher), Teaser (Puzzle).
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Given the title, I'm gonna go with ...
EASTER
Which anagrams to 5 words that (a) start with the different letters of the base word, and (b) are synonyms of words of your sentence.
Aretes (Virtues), Eaters (devours), Reseat (Restore), Seater (Usher), Teaser (Puzzle).
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Given the title, I'm gonna go with ...
EASTER
Which anagrams to 5 words that (a) start with the different letters of the base word, and (b) are synonyms of words of your sentence.
Aretes (Virtues), Eaters (devours), Reseat (Restore), Seater (Usher), Teaser (Puzzle).
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Given the title, I'm gonna go with ...
EASTER
Which anagrams to 5 words that (a) start with the different letters of the base word, and (b) are synonyms of words of your sentence.
Aretes (Virtues), Eaters (devours), Reseat (Restore), Seater (Usher), Teaser (Puzzle).
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Given the title, I'm gonna go with ...
EASTER
Which anagrams to 5 words that (a) start with the different letters of the base word, and (b) are synonyms of words of your sentence.
Aretes (Virtues), Eaters (devours), Reseat (Restore), Seater (Usher), Teaser (Puzzle).
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@DarrelHoffman, I was inspired by your question to post this - credit is due to you!
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