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My 50 Favorite Anagrams

An anagram is a rearrangement of the letters in any given word or phrase. Anagrams are especially interesting whenever they spell something that is somewhat related to the original word or phrase. Here are fifty anagrams that I find most interesting (not listed in any particular order).

The liquor habit = Quit! I rob health
A decimal point = I’m a dot in place
Debit card = Bad credit
The active volcanoes = Cones evict hot lava
Elvis = Lives
Presidential elections = I see politics enter land
The professional gambler = Reaps the blame for losing
Eleven plus two = Twelve plus one
Butterfly = Flutter by
The devotional songs = A hint of God’s love
Alec Guinness = Genuine class
A telephone girl = Repeating “Hello”
Snooze alarms = Alas! No more Z’s
The U.S. Library of Congress = It’s only for research bugs
Mother-in-law = Woman Hitler
Year Two Thousand = A year to shut down
The railroad train = Hi! I rattle and roar
Western Union = No wire unsent
Seclusion = Closes us in
The nudist colony = No untidy clothes
Long distance telephones = Toll gained on speech sent
Hello Kitty = Kill the toy!
The California gold rush = Fools hunt a real rich dig
David Letterman = Nerd amid late TV
Revised edition = Edited revision
Alexander the Great = General taxed earth
The lost paradise = Earth’s ideal spot
Bastard = Sad brat
Medical consultations = Noted miscalculations
Pirates = Sea trip
The Florida vote recount = Done to cover their fault
Ralph Waldo Emerson = Person whom all read
Committees = Cost me time
Dennis Rodman = Odd in manners
The eyes = They see
Dormitory = Dirty room
The unmarried woman = Worried; hunt me a man
The married man = I’m her darn mate
An everlasting life = Safe, eternal living
Surtaxes = U.S. extras
Destruction of Jerusalem = Judea mourns for its elect
The Morse Code = Here come dots
A state reform school = Home to foster rascal
Thomas Alva Edison, the inventor = He lit homes, and over vast nation
The public art galleries = Large picture halls, I bet
Protection to American industries = O certain duties on certain imports
Deputy Coroners = Tend your corpse
The red, white, and blue = Hah, we bled under it
Ivanhoe, by Sir Walter Scott = A novel by a Scottish writer
Clint Eastwood = Old west action


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