Anagrams – Discover The Hidden Meaning
Do you see a woman Hitler in your mother-in-law? If you do, then you must be good at anagrams. OK, let me not confuse you. All I mean to say is that if you rearrange the letters in ‘mother-in-law’, you get the phrase ‘woman Hitler’. Words or phrases like this are called anagrams. Find it interesting? Let’s embark upon the journey to discover the hidden meaning of some more words.
A decimal point -> I’m a dot in place
A domesticated animal -> docile, as a man tamed it
A gentleman -> elegant man
A telephone girl -> repeating “hello”
A telescope -> to see place
Admirer -> married
Albert Einstein -> ten elite brains
Animosity -> is no amity
Astronomer -> moon starer
Barbie doll -> I’ll bare bod
Board meeting -> I get bored, man
Butterfly -> flutter-by
Christmas tree -> search, set, trim
Clothespins -> so, let’s pinch
Contradiction -> accord not in it
Conversation -> voices rant on
Debit card -> bad credit
Dementia -> detain me
Desperation -> a rope ends it
Dictionary -> indicatory
Dormitory -> dirty room
Election results -> lies, let’s recount
Eleven plus two -> twelve plus one
Elvis -> lives
Eskimos -> some ski
Evangelist -> evil’s agent
Flatulence -> clean flute
Funeral -> real fun
George Bush -> he bugs Gore
Harry potter -> try hero part
Heavy rain -> hire a navy
Internet chat rooms -> the moron interacts
Listen -> silent
Madam Curie -> radium came
Mother-in-law -> woman hitler
Playmate of the year -> ahoy, a pretty female!
Presbyterian -> best in prayer
Public relations -> crap, built on lies
Saddam Hussein -> UNs said, he’s mad
Schoolmaster -> the classroom
Semolina -> is no meal
Slot machines -> cash lost in ‘em
Sports bra -> traps orbs
Statue of liberty -> built to stay free
The cockroach -> cook, catch her
The country side -> no city dust here
The detectives -> detect thieves
The earthquakes -> that queer shake
The eyes -> they see
The hurricanes -> these churn air
The morse code -> here come dots
The public art galleries -> large picture halls, I bet
Waitress -> a stew, sir?
Western union -> no wire unsent
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Wow this is really a great post and I like it very much.Its really interesting to read all these anagrams.I have never read this before.Thank you very much for such wonderful post.You have done a good job.
Clever analysis. Anagrams if you don’t have fun for words will give you a headache.
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They say that right brained people do very well with anagrams.
I tend to think that doing well with anagrams takes contribution from both sides of the brain.
The right side to analyze and the left side to see the big picture, to intuit what is being communicated.
It is said by prominent business leaders that while the right brain was the portion of the brain so important in the 20th century (nothing but the facts, Madam), the integrated brain will rule in the 21st.
Anagrams are a good test to see if a person’s whole brain if functioning in an integrated manner.
The following right/left brain behaviors will shine in the 21st:
-Symphony – The ability to synthesize; to take the facts and create something new with them;
-Play – The ability to lead while keeping it fun
-Meaning – Being able to encourage the business and professional marketplaces to take on more than their dry factual essences.
Design – The ability to bring beauty into the world as one provides goods or services.
Story – The ability to change facts into a narrative for people to remember.
Empathy – The ability to understand what is going on with others and adjust behaviors while doing that.
This may seem to be way off the subject of anagrams, but that’s not so.
A successful “anagramist” must be able to use skills from all six categories.
Doing anagrams, we are playfully transcending the facts and bringing added meaning into the world.
So, doing these anagrams is great practice for success in business and the professions for the foreseeable future, at least for the next 90 years.
I like the internet chat rooms one. I enjoy reading what can be found in the phrases but I could never find a phrase on my own.
@Gaston & Mari I must be nobrained because I’m really bad at word puzzles like these.
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Very interesting I was impressed with the various comments here.
Thank you very much.
It such a great and knowledgeable fun to finding the different word combination in one word.