Alternatively, you can rearrange the letters to spell two items that can be eaten.Q: Take the name of a classic song that became the signature song of the artist who performed it. It has two words; five letters in the first, three letters in the second. The letters can be rearranged to spell two new words. One is a feeling. The other is an expression of that feeling. What song is it?
A: Billy Joel's PIANO MAN --> PAIN, MOAN
This can literally be solved in under one second.Q: The challenge is to make a 9-letter word meaning left using only a B and one D. Can you do it?
A: "a B and one D" --> ABANDONED
I have a sense of déjà vu — more than a decade's worth.Q: Name a major U.S. city in 10 letters. If you have the right one, you can rearrange its letters to get two 5-letter words that are synonyms. What are they?
A: SACRAMENTO --> SCENT + AROMA
Bonus puzzle: Take out the vowel that is repeated in the name of the farm animal, rearrange the remaining letters and you have a word relating to Wales.Q: Think of a world capital. Change the third letter to get the informal name of a farm animal. What capital (and animal) is it?
A: MOSCOW --> MOOCOW
I hold my holiday cards close to my heart; you might call them "chest-treasure". Do we need Word Woman's help this week?Q: It's a straightforward puzzle. Think of a place you can find coins, in two words. Put the second word first, and you'll get a compound word describing most holiday cards. What words are these?
A: WISHING WELL --> WELL-WISHING
Let's see where this goes.Q: Think of two words meaning "certain groups of females." If you have the right ones, you can rearrange all the letters to name a famous novel by a female writer. The title has 13 letters in total. What novel is it?
A: DAUGHTERS + GALS --> ATLAS SHRUGGED (by Ayn Rand)
Where's a careless intern when you need them?Q: Think of a word that can go before "table" to make a familiar phrase. Move the last letter to the front, and you'll have a word that can go after "table" to make a familiar phrase. What phrases are these?
A: CRAPS TABLE --> TABLE SCRAPS
My job is done.Q: Think of a common 7-letter word. Drop its second letter, and you'll get a 6-letter word that does not rhyme with the first. Alternatively, you can drop the third letter from the 7-letter word to get a 6-letter word that doesn't rhyme with either of the first two. Further, you can drop both the second and third letters from the 7-letter word to get a 5-letter word that doesn't rhyme with any of the others. What words are these?
A: THROUGH --> TROUGH -> THOUGH --> TOUGH
Edit: No ad needed.Q: Think of a well-known food brand. Add the letters W-O-W. Then rearrange the result to name another well-known food brand. What is it?
A: NESTLÉ --> SWEET 'N LOW
