Anagram Word Puzzles Trivia

Are you any good at solving crossword puzzle clues? How about finding things in a scavenger hunt? NOW how about we combine the two into this unique anagram-style brain teaser!

In this quiz I will give you a word. You must anagram it to find another one that fits to the clue. For example: "AUCTION" Clue: word that means pay close attention to minimize risk. Answer: CAUTION

In this quiz, you must anagram the word given to fit the clue. For example: DISSENTER (Clue: Synonym of 'fatigue' and 'weariness'). In this case, the answer is TIREDNESS. Have fun anagramming!

Yet another in the series. All answers have seven letters, and are anagrams of each other. There is NO punctuation involved, and the starting letter of each answer will be provided. Good Luck!

The answer to each clue is two words that anagram each other. One word is a person's first name. The word length and initials of words are given in the hint. Don't forget the apostrophe when needed.

Here's an anagram quiz on the squares of the UK version of the Monopoly Board. Have fun!

Another one in the series. The answers are of various lengths, so pay special attention to the hints. All answers are anagrams of each other. Enjoy, and 'happy tiles!'.

The Scrambled Eggheads are getting ready for Christmas, but we're in a bit of a muddle. Can you help us out? Use the hints in the questions to solve the anagrams, indicated by capital letters.

The answer to each clue is two words that anagram each other - a person's first name followed by a 'possession'. The word length and initials of words are given in the hint. Note that the words must answer the clue. Don't forget the apostrophe.

Take a look at the letters in CAPITALS in each question and you will soon spot that they can be turned into hidden dogs. All of the breeds are UK Kennel club registered breeds. Breed groups are UK. The word I is never part of the anagram.

Take a look at the letters in CAPITALS in each question and you will soon spot that they can be turned into hidden cats. Most are friendly pets, but one is something a bit more ferocious!

If you anagram "tomato + you" you get "toyo outwit ham", which doesn't make a great deal of sense. Hopefully the rest of these will. Best of luck.

Cognate anagrams are a rearrangement of letters, where the original word or phrase is related in meaning to the anagram. Here are a few examples.

See if you can work out the names for some everyday actions we do out of the following anagrams. Have fun!

Here are some more examples of popular cognate anagrams.

Each answer is two (or three) six-letter words that are anagrams of each other. No punctuation is required, and I will give you the starting letters for each answer.

I'll give you definitions of two words that are anagrams of one another. Write the answers in order in the blank. Only two vowels are used throughout-it's up to you to discover which two, but when you do, solving will become easier!

Wax on, wax off. Add or remove "wax" to or from a word and anagram to create a new word.

All the answers in this quiz have two words of the same length. The two words are anagrams of each other. That is the same letters are used in each word. e.g Highest saucepan = top pot. Use the hint if you are not sure of word order.

In this quiz, you must anagram the word given to fit the clue. For example: DISSENTER (Clue: Synonym of 'fatigue' and 'weariness'). In this case, the answer is TIREDNESS. Have fun anagramming!

Below are words related to "prayer" that can be split into two parts, and each part anagrammed to form a shorter word. List the two shorter anagrams in the order the clues are given, separated by a single space.

This is my third entry on cognate anagrams. Cognate anagrams are a rearrangement of letters, where the original word, phrase or sentence is related in meaning to the anagram. Rearrange the letters in quotes to find the answer.

If you haven't done the previous quizzes note that the two words in the answer are anagrams of each other. That is the same letters are used in each word. e.g Highest saucepan = top pot. Use the hint for first letter of words and their order.

The journey continues. All answers have nine letters, and are anagrams of each other. No punctuation is required, and keep an eye on the hints. Good luck!

Take a look at the letters in CAPITALS in each question and you will soon spot that they can be turned into hidden dogs. All of the breeds are UK Kennel club registered breeds. Breed groups are UK. The word I is never part of the anagram.

All the answers in this quiz have two words of the same length. The two words are anagrams of each other. That is the same letters are used in each word. e.g Highest saucepan = top pot Use the hint for word length and initial letters of words.

All you need to do, is rearrange the letters in each anagram in order to find the answer to the clues I give you. The answers will all be things that are associated with Wales. Good luck.

Your goal is to bring together trios of words that can be created from the same set of letters. For example the clues "Appropriate" (apt) and "Pet" (pat) would match with "Faucet" (tap) since all of the answers can be made from the same letters (pta).

Use the capitalized words to find an anagram of a word which is something that you might dunk in a nice cup of tea. The sentence also should help provide a clue to the answer.

The words in capitals can be anagrammed to titles of works by Charles Dickens.