Here is a fun one for a Tuesday morning: each word below has a twin made from exactly the same letters. Use the clue to find it. There are eight to solve, and the clues are friendly.
Rearrange the letters of each word to make a new word that fits the clue.
Rearrange BREAD into hair that grows on a man's chin
Rearrange OCEAN into a light boat you paddle by hand
Rearrange SAINT into a smooth, glossy fabric
Rearrange SPARE into a long pole with a sharp point
Rearrange ANGER into a wide area of open land where cattle roam
Rearrange SHORE into an animal you can ride
Rearrange DANGER into a place where flowers and vegetables grow
Rearrange PLATE into one colorful part of a flower
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How to Play
- Read the word and its clue, then type the new word you can make from the same letters.
- Press Check. Capital letters and spaces do not matter.
- Use Hint if you need a nudge, or Show Answer to see the twin.
- Your progress is saved on this device.
A Tip for Anagrams
Look at the clue first, then see which letters you would need. Try putting the first letter and the last letter in place, and the middle often falls into line. Writing the letters in a circle on paper can also help your eyes see new patterns.