FIC CHALLENGE: Anagrams
May. 17th, 2004 01:47 pmHave decided to post another fun fic challenge, since my last one was so popular. Thanks to everyone who participated -- great job, all!
This challenge is all about anagrams. An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase. For example: funeral also spells real fun; Clint Eastwood can actually be rearranged into Old West Action.
I've anagrammed the word rugbytackle and have come up with a list of three-word phrases. The challenge is to choose one phrase from the list, and write a drabble that includes all three words in the same sentence.
Rules:
- You can rearrange the three words in any order or add other words in between, but the original three words must be in the same sentence.
- Drabbles are 100 words! No more, no less.
- If this seems too easy, use two phrases in the same drabble! Or, don't re-order the words in the phrase.
Example:
- You've chosen the anagrammed phrase "BACK GLUE TRY". So you could write, "Eww. Could you try to glue that back on, please, Vig?"
- Another example might be "CLUB TREK GAY," which probably wouldn't need much tweaking. *wink*
Good luck!
The Anagrammed Phrase List
Courtesy The Anagram Dictionary Engine
This challenge is all about anagrams. An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase. For example: funeral also spells real fun; Clint Eastwood can actually be rearranged into Old West Action.
I've anagrammed the word rugbytackle and have come up with a list of three-word phrases. The challenge is to choose one phrase from the list, and write a drabble that includes all three words in the same sentence.
Rules:
- You can rearrange the three words in any order or add other words in between, but the original three words must be in the same sentence.
- Drabbles are 100 words! No more, no less.
- If this seems too easy, use two phrases in the same drabble! Or, don't re-order the words in the phrase.
Example:
- You've chosen the anagrammed phrase "BACK GLUE TRY". So you could write, "Eww. Could you try to glue that back on, please, Vig?"
- Another example might be "CLUB TREK GAY," which probably wouldn't need much tweaking. *wink*
Good luck!
The Anagrammed Phrase List
Courtesy The Anagram Dictionary Engine
| BLACK GUT RYE BLACK RUG YET BLACK RYE TUG BLEAK CRY GUT BLEAK CRY TUG BULKY ARC GET BULKY CAR GET BULKY CAT ERG BULKY ETC RAG BURLY ACT KEG BURLY CAT KEG BUTYL ARC KEG BUTYL CAR KEG CAULK BEG TRY CLERK BAT GUY CLERK BAY GUT CLERK BAY TUG CLERK BUT GAY CLERK BUY TAG CLERK GAY TUB CLERK GUY TAB | LUCKY ART BEG LUCKY BAR GET LUCKY BEG RAT LUCKY BEG TAR LUCKY BET RAG TACKY GEL RUB TACKY LEG RUB TALKY BEG CUR TRACK BUG LYE TRACK BUY GEL TRACK BUY LEG TRACK BYE LUG TRUCK BAG LYE TRUCK BAY GEL TRUCK BAY LEG TRUCK BEG LAY TRUCK BYE GAL TRUCK BYE LAG TRUCK GAB LYE | TRULY ABC KEG TRULY CAB KEG ARTY BECK LUG ARTY BUCK GEL ARTY BUCK LEG ARTY CLUB KEG ARTY LUCK BEG BACK GLUE TRY BACK GLUT RYE BACK LUGE TRY BAKE GLUT CRY BALK GREY CUT BARK LUCY GET BARK UGLY ETC BEAK GLUT CRY BECK GLUT RAY BECK TRAY LUG BECK UGLY ART BECK UGLY RAT BECK UGLY TAR |
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Have decided to post another fun fic challenge, since my last one was so popular. Thanks to everyone who participated -- great job, all!
This challenge is all about anagrams. An <i>anagram</i> is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase. For example: <i>funeral</i> also spells <i>real fun</i>; <i>Clint Eastwood</i> can actually be rearranged into <i>Old West Action</i>.
I've anagrammed the word <i>rugbytackle</i> and have come up with a list of three-word phrases. The challenge is to choose one phrase from the list, and write a drabble that includes all three words in the same sentence.
<lj-cut text="Here be the rules..."><b>Rules:</b>
- You can rearrange the three words in any order or add other words in between, but the original three words <i>must</i> be in the same sentence.
- Drabbles are 100 words! No more, no less.
- If this seems too easy, use two phrases in the same drabble! Or, don't re-order the words in the phrase.
<b>Example:</b>
- You've chosen the anagrammed phrase "BACK GLUE TRY". So you could write, "Eww. Could you try to glue that back on, please, Vig?"
- Another example might be "CLUB TREK GAY," which probably wouldn't need much tweaking. *wink*
<b>Good luck!</b>
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<lj-cut text="The Anagrammed Phrase List"><b>The Anagrammed Phrase List</b>
Courtesy <a href="http://www.easypeasy.com/anagrams/input.php">The Anagram Dictionary Engine</a>
<table width="100%">
<tr>
<td valign="top">BLACK GUT RYE
BLACK RUG YET
BLACK RYE TUG
BLEAK CRY GUT
BLEAK CRY TUG
BULKY ARC GET
BULKY CAR GET
BULKY CAT ERG
BULKY ETC RAG
BURLY ACT KEG
BURLY CAT KEG
BUTYL ARC KEG
BUTYL CAR KEG
CAULK BEG TRY
CLERK BAT GUY
CLERK BAY GUT
CLERK BAY TUG
CLERK BUT GAY
CLERK BUY TAG
CLERK GAY TUB
CLERK GUY TAB</td><td valign="top">LUCKY ART BEG
LUCKY BAR GET
LUCKY BEG RAT
LUCKY BEG TAR
LUCKY BET RAG
TACKY GEL RUB
TACKY LEG RUB
TALKY BEG CUR
TRACK BUG LYE
TRACK BUY GEL
TRACK BUY LEG
TRACK BYE LUG
TRUCK BAG LYE
TRUCK BAY GEL
TRUCK BAY LEG
TRUCK BEG LAY
TRUCK BYE GAL
TRUCK BYE LAG
TRUCK GAB LYE</td><td valign="top">TRULY ABC KEG
TRULY CAB KEG
ARTY BECK LUG
ARTY BUCK GEL
ARTY BUCK LEG
ARTY CLUB KEG
ARTY LUCK BEG
BACK GLUE TRY
BACK GLUT RYE
BACK LUGE TRY
BAKE GLUT CRY
BALK GREY CUT
BARK LUCY GET
BARK UGLY ETC
BEAK GLUT CRY
BECK GLUT RAY
BECK TRAY LUG
BECK UGLY ART
BECK UGLY RAT
BECK UGLY TAR<br><br><br></td></tr>
<tr>
<td valign="top> BELT RACK GUY
BELT YUCK RAG
BERG CULT YAK
BERG TUCK LAY
BRAG CULT KEY
BRAG LUCK YET
BRAG TUCK LYE
BRAG YUCK LET
BRAY CULT KEG
BRAY LUCK GET
BRAY TUCK GEL
BRAY TUCK LEG
BUCK GALE TRY
BUCK GRAY LET
BUCK TRAG LYE
BUCK TRAY GEL
BUCK TRAY LEG
BULK CAGE TRY
BULK CRAG YET
BULK GATE CRY
BULK GRAY ETC
BULK GREY ACT
BULK GREY CAT
BULK RACY GET</td><td valign="top">BURG LACK YET
BURG TACK LYE
BURG TALC KEY
BURY LACK GET
BURY TACK GEL
BURY TACK LEG
BURY TALC KEG
BYTE LACK RUG
BYTE LUCK RAG
BYTE RACK LUG
CLAY TREK BUG
CLAY TURK BEG
CLUB TRAY KEG
CLUB TREK GAY
CRAB GLUT KEY</td><td valign="top">CULT GARB KEY
CULT GRAB KEY
GARB LUCK YET
GARB TUCK LYE
GARB YUCK LET
GLUT RACK BYE
GRAB LUCK YET
GRAB TUCK LYE
GRAB YUCK LET
GRAY LUCK BET
GREY LACK BUT
GREY LACK TUB
GREY LUCK BAT
GREY LUCK TAB
GREY TALK CUB
GREY TUCK LAB</td><td valign="top">GRUB LACK YET
GRUB TACK LYE
GRUB TALC KEY
LACK RUBY GET
LACY TREK BUG
LACY TURK BEG
LUCK TRAY BEG
LUCY TREK BAG
LUCY TREK GAB
RACK UGLY BET
RUBY TACK GEL
RUBY TACK LEG
RUBY TALC KEG
TACK UGLY REB
TREK UGLY CAB</td></tr></table>
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This challenge is all about anagrams. An <i>anagram</i> is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase. For example: <i>funeral</i> also spells <i>real fun</i>; <i>Clint Eastwood</i> can actually be rearranged into <i>Old West Action</i>.
I've anagrammed the word <i>rugbytackle</i> and have come up with a list of three-word phrases. The challenge is to choose one phrase from the list, and write a drabble that includes all three words in the same sentence.
<lj-cut text="Here be the rules..."><b>Rules:</b>
- You can rearrange the three words in any order or add other words in between, but the original three words <i>must</i> be in the same sentence.
- Drabbles are 100 words! No more, no less.
- If this seems too easy, use two phrases in the same drabble! Or, don't re-order the words in the phrase.
<b>Example:</b>
- You've chosen the anagrammed phrase "BACK GLUE TRY". So you could write, "Eww. Could you try to glue that back on, please, Vig?"
- Another example might be "CLUB TREK GAY," which probably wouldn't need much tweaking. *wink*
<b>Good luck!</b>
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<lj-cut text="The Anagrammed Phrase List"><b>The Anagrammed Phrase List</b>
Courtesy <a href="http://www.easypeasy.com/anagrams/input.php">The Anagram Dictionary Engine</a>
<table width="100%">
<tr>
<td valign="top">BLACK GUT RYE
BLACK RUG YET
BLACK RYE TUG
BLEAK CRY GUT
BLEAK CRY TUG
BULKY ARC GET
BULKY CAR GET
BULKY CAT ERG
BULKY ETC RAG
BURLY ACT KEG
BURLY CAT KEG
BUTYL ARC KEG
BUTYL CAR KEG
CAULK BEG TRY
CLERK BAT GUY
CLERK BAY GUT
CLERK BAY TUG
CLERK BUT GAY
CLERK BUY TAG
CLERK GAY TUB
CLERK GUY TAB</td><td valign="top">LUCKY ART BEG
LUCKY BAR GET
LUCKY BEG RAT
LUCKY BEG TAR
LUCKY BET RAG
TACKY GEL RUB
TACKY LEG RUB
TALKY BEG CUR
TRACK BUG LYE
TRACK BUY GEL
TRACK BUY LEG
TRACK BYE LUG
TRUCK BAG LYE
TRUCK BAY GEL
TRUCK BAY LEG
TRUCK BEG LAY
TRUCK BYE GAL
TRUCK BYE LAG
TRUCK GAB LYE</td><td valign="top">TRULY ABC KEG
TRULY CAB KEG
ARTY BECK LUG
ARTY BUCK GEL
ARTY BUCK LEG
ARTY CLUB KEG
ARTY LUCK BEG
BACK GLUE TRY
BACK GLUT RYE
BACK LUGE TRY
BAKE GLUT CRY
BALK GREY CUT
BARK LUCY GET
BARK UGLY ETC
BEAK GLUT CRY
BECK GLUT RAY
BECK TRAY LUG
BECK UGLY ART
BECK UGLY RAT
BECK UGLY TAR<br><br><br></td></tr>
<tr>
<td valign="top> BELT RACK GUY
BELT YUCK RAG
BERG CULT YAK
BERG TUCK LAY
BRAG CULT KEY
BRAG LUCK YET
BRAG TUCK LYE
BRAG YUCK LET
BRAY CULT KEG
BRAY LUCK GET
BRAY TUCK GEL
BRAY TUCK LEG
BUCK GALE TRY
BUCK GRAY LET
BUCK TRAG LYE
BUCK TRAY GEL
BUCK TRAY LEG
BULK CAGE TRY
BULK CRAG YET
BULK GATE CRY
BULK GRAY ETC
BULK GREY ACT
BULK GREY CAT
BULK RACY GET</td><td valign="top">BURG LACK YET
BURG TACK LYE
BURG TALC KEY
BURY LACK GET
BURY TACK GEL
BURY TACK LEG
BURY TALC KEG
BYTE LACK RUG
BYTE LUCK RAG
BYTE RACK LUG
CLAY TREK BUG
CLAY TURK BEG
CLUB TRAY KEG
CLUB TREK GAY
CRAB GLUT KEY</td><td valign="top">CULT GARB KEY
CULT GRAB KEY
GARB LUCK YET
GARB TUCK LYE
GARB YUCK LET
GLUT RACK BYE
GRAB LUCK YET
GRAB TUCK LYE
GRAB YUCK LET
GRAY LUCK BET
GREY LACK BUT
GREY LACK TUB
GREY LUCK BAT
GREY LUCK TAB
GREY TALK CUB
GREY TUCK LAB</td><td valign="top">GRUB LACK YET
GRUB TACK LYE
GRUB TALC KEY
LACK RUBY GET
LACY TREK BUG
LACY TURK BEG
LUCK TRAY BEG
LUCY TREK BAG
LUCY TREK GAB
RACK UGLY BET
RUBY TACK GEL
RUBY TACK LEG
RUBY TALC KEG
TACK UGLY REB
TREK UGLY CAB</td></tr></table>
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Date: 2004-05-19 01:51 pm (UTC)Damn, I gotta try...
I am so lousy at drabbles....
*wanders off shaking head*
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