Word game: Anagrammatic variations

[espross]

I agree with pommystuart:

Posh shops stock hyssop for she who

shleps

(say it five times fast)

(e for o)

[leelaht]

Do not pity the (+a)

hapless

psycho who's sploshed with posh shop hyssop.

[jil]

Those are great (-l)

phrases

[espross]

Our phrase

phasers

are set to "stun"

[Randi]

[pommystuart]

If you dig up an old (-s)

Phaser

you could possibly make up a song based on the sound the subject makes when hit by phasers.


(music) An electronic device that produces special effects on the sound produced by an electric guitar etc.

[Randi]

Hum.... Seems like it is time to start (-p, +f)

afresh

[pommystuart]

Maybe if you go down to the (-e+w)

wharfs

you may find some bored sailors to help.

[jil]

You would also see a (f to e)

hawser

or two

[leelaht]

and (+k)

hawkers

of whatever you're looking for

[pommystuart]

Maybe the hawkers could sell you some (+c)

whackers

[Randi]

I'd rather buy a (-k, +n)

crenshaw

melon from the hawkers

[leelaht]

Is the seller of the crenshaws wearing a

sherwani?

[pommystuart]

The hawkers wearing sherwanis and selling melons should be careful the don't get a (-w)

hernias

as some melons are heavy.

[jil]

Should they also be wearing (+t)

hairnets

if they are handling food items?

[Randi]

That would probably be a good idea if they don't want to (-e)

tarnish

their reputation.

[leelaht]

to keep a hairnet in place do you use (r for p)

hatpins?

[pommystuart]

If the hawker feels like a new job maybe they could become a (+e)

thespian

[leelaht]

Thespians playing hawkers with hatpins may be arrested by (n for z)

zaptiehs

[jil]

I had the (-p)

haziest

idea of what zaptieh meant (until I googled it)