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Anagrams Rearrange The Letters To Find Something Revelant ( More Than One Word

paris81 | 17:05 Sat 17th Dec 2016 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Astronomer
The morse code
Animosity
Election results
a decimal point
The earth quakes
Any help please

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Toorak

Astronomer - Moon starer?

paris81

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Tried that Danny nothing and thanks Toorak

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You could try Internet Anagram Server

Salty

Possibly:
A decimal point = I'm a dot in place
The earth quakes = That queer shake

Animosity - Is no amity

The morse code - here come dots??

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