A Conversation for Anagrammitis
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Mar 6, 2006
Butcher's / Schubert
After having walked (5) through the snow, I wasn't in the mood for a (5)
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Icy North Posted Apr 10, 2006
miles/smile
The cricketers ignored the lady streaker, but the (6) had some (6) thoughts.
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Apr 10, 2006
umpire/impure
Don't drop that (3), it's not made of (3)!
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puzzlella (playing word games, solving puzzles) Posted Apr 25, 2006
throw/worth
The (8) scientist found needles from (8) at the crime scene, although it was an open space.
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Apr 25, 2006
That wasn't what I meant, I meant a new D/T 
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Artisan Posted Apr 27, 2006
Aaargh this one is mind-numbing Any danger of a clue?
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Apr 28, 2006
The first adjevtive is used 'unusually'to describe someone of the female sex that you would like to touch. Think Arabian culture.
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Icy North Posted Apr 28, 2006
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Intense? (in tents) 
Can't think of an anagram for Bedouin.
Talking of Arabian women, I wonder how "al-bin't" took on the derogatory sense it has in English today.
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Apr 28, 2006
Nice to touch!
In my youth 'bint' wasn't that derogatory, just a slang way of referring to someone's girlfriend or any attractive girl.
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Icy North Posted Apr 28, 2006
Is it tactile & lattice? I suppose that would fit in an Arabian sense. You're the Arabian design expert around here!
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Apr 28, 2006
Exactly - sorry, tactile is a roundabout way of describing a cuddly woman. Lattice - the purdah screen.
Sorry for being obscure again.
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Icy North Posted Apr 28, 2006
tactile/lattice
After all that rain last night, my (8) died as the flower bed didn't have adequate (8).
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Apr 28, 2006
gardenia/drainage
Did you know that “(6)” is the only word in the English Language that is an anagram of “(6)”
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