Word game: Anagrammatic variations

[pommystuart]

I bet she gets lots of different (+N)

manures

with all those animal anagrams.

[leelaht]

And none of those manures contain kryptonite so (+p)

Superman

has nothing to worry about.

[Randi]

And as a (-u, +s)

pressman

Superman could conveniently keep up to date on that sort of thing.

[leelaht]

Does Superman keep up to date by attending (-p +i)

seminars?

Somehow I just can't picture him there.

[pommystuart]

Does Superman keep up to date by attending (-p +i)

seminars?

Somehow I just can't picture him there.

A bit late but here is your invite.

https://ohiocenterforthebook.org/2023/0 ... onference/

[jil]

Perhaps they could include a session discussing the (s to t)

raiments

he chooses

[leelaht]

Does Superman keep up to date by attending (-p +i)

seminars?

Somehow I just can't picture him there.

A bit late but here is your invite.

https://ohiocenterforthebook.org/2023/0 ... onference/

Only 2 1/2 hours away from where I live.

[leelaht]

I wonder if Superman has had any adventures involving (+e)

antimeres

[There was a Star Trek episode of two men bilaterally half black, half white, on opposite sides. Could that be an example of antimeres?]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let_That_ ... attlefield

[Randi]

Have any of you watched Superman films at (-r)

matinees

?

[jil]

It would be more fun than an afternoon in a (-n)

steamie

(Scottish slang for a public wash house - not as racy as it sounds!)

[Randi]

Very handy, but you probably wouldn't want to wash your (-e, +s)

samites

there.

[espross]

Judging by what I saw in the matinee, Superman's raiments could withstand an afternoon in a steamie. Breathable, waterproof, and fireproof, his cape is undoubtedly made of

amosite

(o for s)

[leelaht]

Which superhero (or villain) is it that has the power to (s for z)

atomize?

Could Superman's cape protect him?

[pommystuart]

I believe Captain Atom (+s)

atomizes

things (or himself, its been a verrry long time since I read the comics).

Verb

third-person singular simple present indicative form of atomize

can anybody tell me what I just wrote means?

[leelaht]

Do you think Captain Atom or Superman (+l)

solmizate?

[Sometimes I do when I'm walking in the park and want to see how rusty my singing has gotten - pretty bad actually.]

[Randi]

Is their singing (-z, +n)

semitonal

?

[leelaht]

Nope, they don't want to risk getting hit by a (m for h)

hailstone.

[jil]

Or by a (-a)

Holstein

cow

[leelaht]

or have a (t for k)

sinkhole

pop open under them.

[espross]

When Superman gets new boots he always makes sure to apply

moleskin

to his heels until they're broken in.

(h to m)