Word Jumbles

DunnoKidz

Unscramble the previous posters letters into a word (using all the letters), then add your own jumbled letters.

Let's start with...

NEATO AIR

DunnoKidz

DunnoKidz wrote: »

NEATO AIR

Aeration

ERIN OSTARTO

namenotavailablE

restoration

GI STEP HAT

DunnoKidz

spaghetti ?

U SHUR MOO

namenotavailablE

Humorous

IM A CRANE

DunnoKidz

I've no clue ......must pass this on to someone smart... :pac::pac::pac:

namenotavailabl wrote: »

Humorous

IM A CRANE

DunnoKidz

aha, I got it! (I hope)

Anaemic ?

LAST TOUPE

namenotavailablE

Not 'anaemic' - you aren't using the R in the original puzzle.

POSTULATE


IM A CRANE is still in play

DunnoKidz

namenotavailabl wrote: »

Not 'anaemic' - you aren't using the R in the original puzzle.

POSTULATE


IM A CRANE is still in play

hmmm.... interesting, back to the drawing board :pac::pac::pac:


it's a real thinker namenotavailabl

namenotavailablE

You should get it- you'll kick yourself when you do! That's a sort of hint, by the way

DunnoKidz

namenotavailabl wrote: »

You should get it- you'll kick yourself when you do! That's a sort of hint, by the way

well it ain't Toblerone so......

DunnoKidz

namenotavailabl wrote: »

Not 'anaemic' - you aren't using the R in the original puzzle.

POSTULATE


IM A CRANE is still in play

American.... or in Nama's case --> 'murican


thank you coolio! :pac::pac::pac:


EM HI WINE SIRE

namenotavailablE

Even though it fits, I trust it's not "I wee Irish men"

namenotavailablE

Just to confirm: this is an anagram of a single word? Or of multiple words/ a phrase?

namenotavailablE

Could be a very weird back and forth conversation:

"I'm new here, I is"
"He is, in me wire"

"Sire, I whine, me"
"I is in here...mew!"

"I shine wire, me" ,
"Wish Eire in 'em"

DunnoKidz

hahaha

It's one word ....a descriptive one

namenotavailablE

Could you confirm the spelling is correct. I've cheated and gone on a couple of anagram solvers- there doesn't appear to be a single English language word which uses all letters.

I've looked at endings with -ism, -ish, -ier, -ime, -ine. I went through Scottish placenames. I've played around with 'Irish' + other words and 'Erin/ Eire' + other words. And I've dragged and dropped the letters in a variety of ways- my latest pidgin German word is "MEINWHEISIER", whatever that might mean

If the spelling is correct, I give up: reveal it and put me out of my misery

DunnoKidz

I tried the anagram solver for yours as well, they don't reveal proper nouns like American, but they should show wisenheimer (defined as: wise-cracking and clever). But you're right, I may have misspelled it, as it has a few spelling variations and I shifted letters around too many times - sorry namenot.

namenotavailablE

Hmmm....that might explain something >>> 'Wisenheimer' = 11 letters...but 'EM HI WINE SIRE' = 12 letters

I'm going to blame you if I lost a strand of hair trying to figure that one out

Deja Boo

how about... smash tric