Word game: Anagrammatic variations

[pommystuart]

Well, looking up Google isn't the (-h+l)

laziest

way to find the answer.

[leelaht]

although googling might be the (l for m)

maziest

way to find things

[Randi]

Googling (well, to be honest DuckDuckGo-ing) (-z)

samite

gave me:

https://www.encyclopedia.com/sports-and ... ing/samite
a rich silk fabric interwoven with gold and silver threads, used for dressmaking and decoration in the Middle Ages. In literary use, it is particularly associated with the story of King Arthur; when the sword Excalibur is finally thrown back into the lake, the arm that reaches out of the water to catch and grasp it is clothed in white samite.

[pommystuart]

I think we could put some of the (-a)

items

we have found up for sail sale.

[jil]

There are

times

when some extra cash would be useful

[pommystuart]

To use the extra cash wisely we would have to choose the items based on their (+r)

merits.

[leelaht]

you could go with an (+p)

imprest

system

[jil]

That should (-s)

permit

us to control our finances

[pommystuart]

Do you think we should (-e+a)

impart

some of our now saved cash to the needy?

[leelaht]

Don't store any of that saved cash under your (+s)

armpits

[Randi]

Indeed. That might impart the saved cash with a fragrance only appreciated by (-m)

tapirs

[pommystuart]

Why don't we just spend the saved cash on a Holiday?
We could go to (-t)

Paris.

[leelaht]

or (+c)

Capris

[Randi]

and what kind of (-i, +e)

capers

would we get into there?

[leelaht]

I hope none that involve an (swap r for e)

escape

from jail

[pommystuart]

Perish the thought. Did not your parents teach you to keep the (-e)

peace?

[jil]

If they didn't, you will need to (a to r)

creep

out without being spotted

[leelaht]

or (e for a)

carpe

diem!

[Randi]

Just remember: As you sow so shall you (-c)

reap

[jil]

I can't think of an (+t)

apter

saying