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Anagram Answers 1
1. To carry on doing the same thing. ONE TUNIC = CONTINUE
2. To stay where you are. A MINER = REMAIN
3. Moving quickly on your legs. NUN GRIN = RUNNING
4. You walk on this, along the side of a road. FAT PHOTO = FOOTPATH
5. The American word for footpath. WEAK LIDS = SIDEWALK
6. Cars, buses, bicycles, trucks, etc. FIR FACT = TRAFFIC
7. Using your legs to move. LANK WIG = WALKING
8. Using a chair to stay where you are. STING IT = SITTING
9. Being upright on your legs, not walking or running. STING DAN = STANDING
10. Remaining in the same place. TINY SAG = STAYING
11. To wind or turn in different directions. ME A NERD = MEANDER
12. Went off the path or got lost. REST DAY = STRAYED
13. One of the colours of a traffic light. BREAM = AMBER
14. A deed. The process of doing something. A TONIC = ACTION
15. This is where you catch a train. SAT ON IT = STATION
16. You stand on this while waiting for a train. TRAM FLOP = PLATFORM
17. You pay this to travel on a bus or train. FEAR = FARE
18. To move or roam casually. WARNED = WANDER
19. If the traffic is heavy, you travel at this speed. SLY OWL = SLOWLY
20. An adjective meaning ‘speedy’. A DRIP = RAPID
1. A useful item for cooking food in. A SNAP CUE = SAUCEPAN
2. A herb often added to casseroles. SLY PEAR = PARSLEY
3. Used for making a popular drink. TAP TOE = TEAPOT
4. Put things in here to keep them cool. RED FIG = FRIDGE
5. It’s large and round and makes good soup. PUNK IMP = PUMPKIN
6. These go into sandwiches, salads and lots of other dishes. SEA MOTTO = TOMATOES
7. You cannot make chips without these! SO TEAPOT = POTATOES
8. Knives, forks and ...? NO SOPS = SPOONS
9. A sort of cooker or oven. A WORM VICE = MICROWAVE
10. Some people sprinkle this on salad or fish and chips. EVA GRIN = VINEGAR
11. This item makes bread turn brown. EATS ROT = TOASTER
12. All the other items in this list can be found in this place. THE NICK = KITCHEN
13. Put your meat and vegetables on these before eating them. STAPLE = PLATES
14. A favourite Italian pasta. EIGHT TAPS = SPAGHETTI
15. A type of fruit drink. COLD AIR = CORDIAL
16. Sweet, juicy, healthy fruit. NOSE RAG = ORANGES
17. Not so sweet fruit! SOLEMN = LEMONS
18. Spread this instead of butter, if you like. GERMAN AIR = MARGARINE
19. Always handy for drying hands. OWLETS = TOWELS
20. A healthy diet includes plenty of these. TV BEE GALES = VEGETABLES
1. Another name for a computer screen. TIN ROOM = MONITOR
2. What computer pictures are called. PIGCRASH = GRAPHICS
3. A popular type of disk. FLY POP = FLOPPY
4. What the ‘M’ in RAM stands for. MY ROME = MEMORY
5. What the ‘R’ in RAM stands for. MAD IRON = RANDOM
6. You enter commands through this. BORED YAK = KEYBOARD
7. To operate no. 6, it helps to be a ...? PIT STY = TYPIST
8. A no. 7 uses all of these, not just two. REF SIGN = FINGERS
9. A unit of measurement representing 1024 units of data. BIT YOKEL = KILOBYTE
10. Software for storing and retrieving data. ADA BATES = DATABASE
11. Software for storing and calculating figures. THREE SPADES = SPREADSHEET
12. One of the words in clue no. 1. METRO CUP = COMPUTER
13. The plural of no. 12. STUMP CORE = COMPUTERS
14. Small, portable types of no. 12. STOP PAL = LAPTOPS
15. This produces hard copy. RIP RENT = PRINTER
16. The tiny electronic ‘brain’ that does the hard work in a computer. SORE CROPS = PROCESSOR
17. This enables you to puts gaps between letters and words. SPARE ABC = SPACEBAR
18. 2 million bytes = 2 ? BEES AT GYM = MEGABYTES
19. An item mentioned in no. 18 (two words). SHARK DID = HARD DISK
20. This item can be hard or floppy. SKID = DISK
1. Most books are divided into these. HER PACTS = CHAPTERS
2. Sentences are grouped in these. RAP RAP HAGS = PARAGRAPHS
3. Words are grouped in this. SCENE TEN = SENTENCE
4. People who write books. OUR HATS = AUTHORS
5. Children’s books have lots of these. PIE CRUST = PICTURES
6. Person or company that produces books. BRUSH PILE = PUBLISHER
7. Simple drawings to explain something. AMID RAGS = DIAGRAMS
8. Pictures from real life. OH STOP = PHOTOS
9. A short piece at the beginning of a book. CARP FEE = PREFACE
10. The correct name for these letters is ‘upper case’. A PLASTIC = CAPITALS
11. This appears on the spine. LET IT = TITLE
12. The ? page is behind the title page. PRIM TIN = IMPRINT
13. You borrow books from these. ALIBI ERRS = LIBRARIES
14. You buy books from these. SPOOK BOSH = BOOKSHOPS
15. You look up words in this. A DIRTY COIN = DICTIONARY
16. All the letters of English make up the ? HELP A BAT = ALPHABET