Word game: Anagrammatic variations

[leelaht]

Is moleskin (n for s)

mosslike?

[Randi]

Since no one else has contributed and I am stuck, I will point this topic in another direction (-m, +b)

obelisks

[pommystuart]

Siloes (-b)

could be thought of as a kind of obelisk.

(sort of)

[pommystuart]

Since no one else has contributed and I am stuck, I will point this topic in another direction (-m, +b)

obelisks

From Mosslike you could have gone with something like Moles are lissome little critters.

or I could have if I had wanted, sorry been a bit slack lately.

[Randi]

Wish I had thought of that!

[espross]

If you put an obelisk in a silo it might be mistaken for a

missile

(i o'er o)

[leelaht]

If you swap i for o you could have those

lissome

moles come live in your missile silo/obelisk.

[pommystuart]

If you swap i for o you could have those

lissome

moles come live in your missile silo/obelisk.

Lissome looks familiar from somewhere.

[jil]

Is that a (+c)

solecism

or efficient recycling of ideas?

[pommystuart]

Such an age of (e4i)

sciolism

and scholasticism may possibly once more get the better of the literary world.

[leelaht]

sounds like some folks may be taking in some of that weed that's now legal. But if you mix in the the wrong weed folks could suffer from (i for o)

locoisms

(if folk are livestock that is)

[Randi]

Would you think you were seeing (-m)

colossi

?

[pommystuart]

I think that would be rather (h4s)

coolish

to see colossi. especially if you were not in Memnon.

[leelaht]

I think I'd rather see colossi than (i for m)

molochs.

[jil]

Especially if they were to get (l to y)

smoochy

[pommystuart]

When I was younger I was very

choosy

with whom I got smoochy, as I age I'm not to choosy.

[espross]

At whatever age, it's probably best to be choosy because sometimes they turn out to be

psycho

(p fer o)

[leelaht]

If they are psycho, just whack them with some (c for s)

hyssop.

[pommystuart]

You should be able to buy hyssop at any good gardening (-h)

shops

[jil]

If the hyssop is particularly juicy it would go (+l)

splosh