An anagram is a type of word play, the result of rearranging the letters of a word or phrase to produce a new word or phrase, using all the original letters exactly once; for example Doctor Who can be rearranged into Torchwood. Below are some interesting anagrams that seem to almost fit together.
A Decimal Point < = > I’m a Dot in Place
A telephone girl < = > Repeating Hello
A telescope < = > To see place
Admirer < = > Married
Alec Guinness < = > Genuine Class
Animosity < = > Is No Amity
Astronomer < = > Moon Starer
Church of Scientology < = > Rich-chosen goofy Cult
Clint Eastwood < = > Old West Action
Clothespins < = > So let’s pinch
Conversation < = > Voices Rant On
David Letterman < = > Nerd amid late TV
Debit card < = > Bad credit
Desperation < = > A Rope End It
Dormitory < = > Dirty Room
Election Results < = > Lies Let’s Recount
Eleven Plus Two < = > Twelve Plus One
Elvis < = > Lives
George Bush < = > He Bugs Gore
Heavy Rain? < = > Hire a Navy!
Howard Stern < = > Retard shown
Jim Morrison < = > Mr. Mojo risin’
Listen < = > Silent
Madam Curie < = > Radium came
Mother in Law < = > Mother Hitler
Naturalist < = > A trails nut
Postmaster < = > Stamp Store
Presbyterian < = > Best in Prayer
Slot Machines < = > Cash Lost in Me
Snooze Alarms < = > Alas No More Z’s
Statue of Liberty < = > Built To Stay Free
The country side < = > No City Dust Here
The Detectives < = > Detect Thieves
The Ears < = > Hear Set
The Eyes < = > They See
The Hilton < = > Hint: Hotel
The Morse Code < = > Here Come Dots
The Shawshank Redemption < = > Tim taken, showed harsh pen
The Shining < = > Highest inn
Tuesday, November Third < = > Many Voted, Bush Retired
United States < = > Senate Dust It
Weapons of Mass Destruction < = > US Team Swoops, Finds No Trace
Western Union < = > No Wire Unsent
