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Anagrams and Word Scrambles
This category covers questions about anagrams and scrambled words. Anagrams are a type of word-play which results in the rearranging of the word/phrase's letters to produce a new word/phrase, using all of the original letters only once. Scrambled words, although usually incorrectly considered as the colloquial of anagrams, are actually the rearranging of words in a phrase in a literary sense.
5,486 Questions
What is the spelling of the scrambled word rubelpm?
The correct spelling of the scrambled word "rubelpm" is "plumber."
How can you find out the answer to the New York Daily News Jumble for July 4 2012?
On July 3, 1776, the founding fathers decided that they should…
Answer: GO "FOURTH", honor, fault, gallon, hungry
Josiah Tulkinghorn is Sir Lester Dedlocks lawyer in which novel by Charles Dickens?
Josiah Tulkinghorn is a character in the novel "Bleak House" by Charles Dickens. He is portrayed as a ruthless and manipulative lawyer who plays a central role in the complex legal proceedings and intrigue of the plot.
Who is the creator of jumble puzzles?
Jumble was created in 1954 by Martin Naydel, a comic book illustrator. It was originally called "Scramble".
Jumble is owned by its distributor, US company Tribune Content Agency, under the title "Jumble, That Scrambled Word Game". The Daily Jumble is currently written and illustrated by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek.
How many words can make out of indigenous?
Words that can be made from the letters in 'indigenous' are:
- deign, deigns
- den, dens
- design
- die, dies
- dig, digs
- din, dins
- dine, dines
- ding, dings
- do, does, doing, done
- dog, dogs
- due
- dues
- dug
- dung
- ed
- ego, egos
- end, ends
- ending, endings
- eon, eons
- genius
- genus
- gin
- gnu, gnus
- go, goes, going, gone
- god, gods
- gold
- golden
- guide, guides
- guise
- gun, guns
- I
- id
- ides
- in
- indigo
- inn, inns
- iodine
- ion, ions
- is
- neon
- nine, nines
- no
- node, nodes
- nog
- noise
- none
- nose, nosed
- noun, nouns
- nude, nudes
- nudge, nudges
- nun, nuns
- ode, odes
- ogle, ogles
- onus
- send
- side
- siding
- sign, signed
- sin, sinned
- sine
- sing, sung
- singe, singed
- snide
- snug
- sod
- son
- song
- sue, sued
- sun
- us
- use
- used, using
What words can you make using the word sunflowers?
Some words that can be made from the letters in sunflowers are:
- eel
- elf
- eon
- euro
- few
- flew
- floss
- flour
- flow
- flown
- flue
- foe
- for
- foul
- four
- fowl
- fuel
- fun
- fur
- fuse
- fuss
- lens
- less
- lose
- loser
- loss
- louse
- low
- lower
- lure
- new
- no
- noel
- nor
- nose
- now
- nurse
- of
- on
- onus
- or
- our
- ow
- owl
- own
- roe
- rose
- row
- rue
- run
- ruse
- sew
- snore
- snow
- so
- sole
- son
- sore
- soul
- sour
- souse
- sow
- sown
- sun
- sure
- surf
- swore
- sworn
- us
- use
- we
- woe
- won
- wore
- worn
- worse
- wren
What words can you make with the word monkey?
me, no, on, key, men, Ken, yen, monk, yoke, okey, Nome, Yemon, knome, money and monkey.
Can you unscramble the word tcsrepe?
The letters 'rerpevesr' unscramble to spell the word preserver.
The next longest possible words have eight letters and include perverse, preverse, reserver and reverser.
What is the answer to the Daily Jumble for OCT 25 2017?
Daily Jumble 10/19/17:
The twins got in trouble a lot. They were often...
Answer: UP "TWO" NO GOOD
Clue words: outdo, gumbo, pillow, dental
What words can you get out of the word water?
Some words that you can get out of 'water' are:
- a
- are
- art
- at
- ate
- awe
- ear
- eat
- era
- rat
- rate
- raw
- tea
- tear
- war
- ware
- wart
- we
- wear
- wet
Can you unscramble these letters into two words - stwoasgh?
Backstages Lint
Backstage Lints
Backseats Glint
Backseat Glints
Tailbacks Gents
Attacking Bless
Attack Blessing
Attack Glibness
Blackest Sating
Blackest Giants
Setback Lasting
Setback Slating
Setback Salting
Setback Staling
Blacking Tastes
Blacking States
Blackings Taste
Blackings Teats
Blackings State
Backing Stalest
Backing Saltest
Backing Latests
Backings Lattes
Backings Latest
Blacks Tangiest
Tangibles Tacks
Tangibles Stack
Bleating Stacks
Tangible Stacks
Abetting Slacks
Basket Castling
Stables Tacking
Stablest Caking
Stable Stacking
Bleats Stacking
Ablest Stacking
Tables Stacking
Tablets Sacking
Battles Sacking
Battle Sackings
Tablet Sackings
Basset Tackling
Bastes Tackling
Beasts Tackling
Basest Tackling
Baking Tactless
Kitbags Lancets
Blasting Casket
Stabling Casket
Tabling Caskets
Basting Tackles
Bating Slackest
Yes it can. The letters 'oospwhkr' unscramble to spell the word "workshop".
WHAT S THE ANSWER TO THE TORONTO STAR JUMBLE PUZZLE ON OCTOBER 24 2014?
Frasier Crane's success as a TV character was due in part to this.
Answer: GOOD 'GRAMMER', oomph, abide, figure, grimly
