Letter Grid 5x5 number 1
In this grid there are five mixed-up words, shuffled only vertically. Can you find them all?
suvet
wtetl
hport
soaee
dhuse
For example, if the words were egg, sky and pie, we might see:
eke
sig
pgy
word anagram
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JonMark Perry
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In this grid there are five mixed-up words, shuffled only vertically. Can you find them all?
suvet
wtetl
hport
soaee
dhuse
For example, if the words were egg, sky and pie, we might see:
eke
sig
pgy
word anagram
asked Nov 29 at 9:43
JonMark Perry
17.4k63483
add a comment |
In this grid there are five mixed-up words, shuffled only vertically. Can you find them all?
suvet
wtetl
hport
soaee
dhuse
For example, if the words were egg, sky and pie, we might see:
eke
sig
pgy
word anagram
asked Nov 29 at 9:43
JonMark Perry
17.4k63483
In this grid there are five mixed-up words, shuffled only vertically. Can you find them all?
suvet
wtetl
hport
soaee
dhuse
For example, if the words were egg, sky and pie, we might see:
eke
sig
pgy
word anagram
word anagram
asked Nov 29 at 9:43
JonMark Perry
17.4k63483
asked Nov 29 at 9:43
JonMark Perry
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asked Nov 29 at 9:43
JonMark Perry
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asked Nov 29 at 9:43
JonMark Perry
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My answer is this (I found it without seeing the other answer first).
sport
state
duvet
house
wheel
It is fairly easy to match the second column letters correctly to the first column letters, as there are
only two vowels which must match with the d and h, and then the only possibility for the w is wh. So you have wh, sp, st, and either du/ho or do/hu.
The v is the only consonant in the third column, and so one of do/hu or du/ho must be followed by the v, the other by a vowel. This means you must have huv or duv, and duvet is as far as I can tell the only possibility. The rest then follows fairly easily.
answered Nov 29 at 10:03
Jaap Scherphuis
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I think I've found one answer
whorl
duvet
speet
state
house
Provided you accept
speet, meaning 'to stab'.
answered Nov 29 at 10:00
hexomino
35.6k2100167
I don't really use obsolete words, but you are close.
– JonMark Perry
Nov 29 at 10:02
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My answer is this (I found it without seeing the other answer first).
sport
state
duvet
house
wheel
It is fairly easy to match the second column letters correctly to the first column letters, as there are
only two vowels which must match with the d and h, and then the only possibility for the w is wh. So you have wh, sp, st, and either du/ho or do/hu.
The v is the only consonant in the third column, and so one of do/hu or du/ho must be followed by the v, the other by a vowel. This means you must have huv or duv, and duvet is as far as I can tell the only possibility. The rest then follows fairly easily.
answered Nov 29 at 10:03
Jaap Scherphuis
14.6k12565
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My answer is this (I found it without seeing the other answer first).
sport
state
duvet
house
wheel
It is fairly easy to match the second column letters correctly to the first column letters, as there are
only two vowels which must match with the d and h, and then the only possibility for the w is wh. So you have wh, sp, st, and either du/ho or do/hu.
The v is the only consonant in the third column, and so one of do/hu or du/ho must be followed by the v, the other by a vowel. This means you must have huv or duv, and duvet is as far as I can tell the only possibility. The rest then follows fairly easily.
answered Nov 29 at 10:03
Jaap Scherphuis
14.6k12565
add a comment |
My answer is this (I found it without seeing the other answer first).
sport
state
duvet
house
wheel
It is fairly easy to match the second column letters correctly to the first column letters, as there are
only two vowels which must match with the d and h, and then the only possibility for the w is wh. So you have wh, sp, st, and either du/ho or do/hu.
The v is the only consonant in the third column, and so one of do/hu or du/ho must be followed by the v, the other by a vowel. This means you must have huv or duv, and duvet is as far as I can tell the only possibility. The rest then follows fairly easily.
answered Nov 29 at 10:03
Jaap Scherphuis
14.6k12565
My answer is this (I found it without seeing the other answer first).
sport
state
duvet
house
wheel
It is fairly easy to match the second column letters correctly to the first column letters, as there are
only two vowels which must match with the d and h, and then the only possibility for the w is wh. So you have wh, sp, st, and either du/ho or do/hu.
The v is the only consonant in the third column, and so one of do/hu or du/ho must be followed by the v, the other by a vowel. This means you must have huv or duv, and duvet is as far as I can tell the only possibility. The rest then follows fairly easily.
answered Nov 29 at 10:03
Jaap Scherphuis
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I think I've found one answer
whorl
duvet
speet
state
house
Provided you accept
speet, meaning 'to stab'.
answered Nov 29 at 10:00
hexomino
35.6k2100167
I don't really use obsolete words, but you are close.
– JonMark Perry
Nov 29 at 10:02
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I think I've found one answer
whorl
duvet
speet
state
house
Provided you accept
speet, meaning 'to stab'.
answered Nov 29 at 10:00
hexomino
35.6k2100167
I don't really use obsolete words, but you are close.
– JonMark Perry
Nov 29 at 10:02
add a comment |
I think I've found one answer
whorl
duvet
speet
state
house
Provided you accept
speet, meaning 'to stab'.
answered Nov 29 at 10:00
hexomino
35.6k2100167
I think I've found one answer
whorl
duvet
speet
state
house
Provided you accept
speet, meaning 'to stab'.
answered Nov 29 at 10:00
hexomino
35.6k2100167
answered Nov 29 at 10:00
hexomino
35.6k2100167
answered Nov 29 at 10:00
hexomino
35.6k2100167
answered Nov 29 at 10:00
hexomino
35.6k2100167
35.6k2100167
I don't really use obsolete words, but you are close.
– JonMark Perry
Nov 29 at 10:02
add a comment |
I don't really use obsolete words, but you are close.
– JonMark Perry
Nov 29 at 10:02
I don't really use obsolete words, but you are close.
– JonMark Perry
Nov 29 at 10:02
I don't really use obsolete words, but you are close.
– JonMark Perry
Nov 29 at 10:02
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