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DesertRatOriginal Poster
Feb 7, 2017[strong]Below is a four letter word. Write the word and then write a second word changing only one letter of the first word. No repeating of words Let's see how many words we come up with by changing one letter at a time. Words are valid if the can be found in the spell checker or computer dictionary.
LOVE[/strong]
LOVE[/strong]
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Tom === Thomas S. TierneyAug 12, 2017LACK LICKReactReply - T=Tom === Thomas S. TierneyAug 12, 2017LACK LICKReactReply
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ManOfWicklowAug 12, 2017LICKLICEReactReply - T=Tom === Thomas S. TierneyAug 12, 2017LICE DICEReactReply
- T=Tom === Thomas S. TierneyAug 12, 2017LICE DICEReactReply
- MAManOfWicklowAug 12, 2017DICEDINEReactReply
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TomAug 12, 2017DINE WINE
ReactReply - MAManOfWicklowAug 12, 2017WINEMINEReactReply
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Ask meAug 12, 2017MINE MINT
ReactReply - MEMemberAug 12, 2017
MINT MIND
ReactReply - MAManOfWicklowAug 12, 2017MINDMIRDReactReply
- DEDesertRatOriginal PosterAug 12, 2017MIRD - BIRD. Note: I searched three different dictionaries plus my spell checker to find a definition for mird.ReactReply
- T=Tom === Thomas S. TierneyAug 12, 2017[quote]MIRD - BIRD. Note: I searched three different dictionaries plus my spell checker to find a definition for mird.[/quote]Merriam Webster dictionarythesaurus Bottom of Form An Encyclopdia Britannica Company mird verb mird Popularity: Bottom 20% of words Definition of mird -ed/-ing/-s intransitive verb Scottish :to make amorous advances usually in a light or trifling mannertransitive verb ScottishReactReply
- T=Tom === Thomas S. TierneyAug 12, 2017
BIRD GIRD
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NudeJohnnyAug 13, 2017[quote]BIRD GIRD[/quote] I can't think of a word that hasn't been used already.ReactReply - MAManOfWicklowAug 13, 2017GIRDGIROReactReply
- TOTomAug 13, 2017
GIRO GYRO
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BerkyAug 13, 2017GYRO GYRT
Actually this is an acronym of an insurance term. Sorry...I'm groping here to find a word...
ReactReply - T=Tom === Thomas S. TierneyAug 13, 2017
GYRT GURT
ReactReply - MAManOfWicklowAug 13, 2017GURTHURTReactReply
- MEMemberAug 13, 2017
HURT - YURT
ReactReply - T=Tom === Thomas S. TierneyAug 14, 2017
yurt vurt
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FullSunAug 14, 2017VURT - CURT.
Interesting, looked up word VURT from previous post and at first all I could find was it being the name of a book. But did finally find a reference in an urban slang dictionary.
ReactReply - T=Tom === Thomas S. TierneyAug 14, 2017[quote]VURT - CURT. Interesting, looked up word VURT from previous post and at first all I could find was it being the name of a book. But did finally find a reference in an urban slang dictionary.[/quote]Yeah, it took me awhile to find a word that worked.ReactReply