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Preceding 1st + Last letters come in New Word


ant0n

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@Ozymandias My pleasure. It was fun to add colours ^^

 

pardon -> apnoea

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apnoea > kraal

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kraal -> ankle

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faecal -> riffle

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riffle -> presentation

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presentation > hypnosos

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hypnosis (I can't find anything regarding 'hypnosos') -> loathsome

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loathsome -> puddles

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puddles -> apse

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hijra -> pharmacy

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pharmacy -> spyglass

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56 minutes ago, Mark One said:

Spyglass -> Gloss

Mark, FYI, we've all been guilty of it but the new word cannot begin or end with either of the two letters you are trying to use (both 's' in this case). So glossed or glosses or glossy would work, but not gloss as it ends in 's'. So I'll run with 'glossy' .........

glossy > mysogynist

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palmtop -> uppermost

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uppermost -> stuttering

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misguided -> gumdrop

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gumdrop > bagpipes

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On 10/29/2020 at 2:49 PM, Mark One said:

Bagpipes -> Abscess

Sorry, the new word can't end with an 's'.

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the new word must not start/end with either the first or the last letter of the preceding word.

Bagpipes -> observation

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observation -> wonder

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