Anagram+ with early, likest and asher (#11039)

Today's Challenge: Solve this anagram where you must use words like early, likest and asher. This anagram game challenges you to add a letter to each of its existing words to create new French words.

How to play this anagram + game?

In this Anagram Plus game, you will manipulate words of 5 letters up to words of 6 letters to which a new letter will be added. Move the letters to find the correct anagrams. You can use two hints per word if you need help.

Words to create in this game:

  • Word 1 (6 letters) : With letters : E A R L Y P
  • Word 2 (7 letters) : With letters : L I K E S T C
  • Word 3 (6 letters) : With letters : A S H E R T
  
Starting from a word to which a letter is added, discover the anagram of a new word. Words with the same root are not allowed.You have 2 clues per word (correctly placed letters).
Word 1: / Word 2: / Word 3:
Word 1

Move the letters to find the anagram of this word.

Word 2

Move the letters to find the anagram of this word.

Word 3

Move the letters to find the anagram of this word.

Congratulations

Well done, you’ve found the anagram! Here’s its definition on Wikipedia:

Definition of replay

» (transitive) To play again….

Definition of parley

» A conference, especially one between enemies….

Definition of player

» One that plays….

Definition of tickles

» plural of tickle

Definition of haters

» plural of hater

Definition of hearts

» plural of heart

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Definitions from Wiktionary, free and open English dictionary.

Tips for Solving Anagrams

  • Identify common english letter patterns (tion, ent, pro...)
  • Identify familiar prefixes and suffixes
  • Use the two hints strategically when you get stuck
  • Practice regularly to improve your speed

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