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Part III: Six easy words
Each word has four letters, with the 2nd letter the only vowel. Only 2 vowels are used, 3 of each.
* First word of anti-drug catchphrase from 1980s
* Meaning of one-word anagram of COINS OF AIDA
* First word of state capital with the most words
* Word in film title ending in a color and a month
* First syllable of POTUS whose last syllable begins
the String
* Follows mutual, equity, and money market
Arrange the six answers in alphabetical order, then number them #1-#6. Modify four of them by moving one letter as follows:
#1 and #5 -- Move the vowel to the end.
#3 -- Move the last letter in front of the vowel.
#4 -- Move the first letter to follow the vowel.
Comments
First syllable of POTUS whose last syllable begins the String
Just to be clear, you mean the given name and not nickname.
Posted by: Brad | Jan 17, 2007 6:56:35 PM
First syllable of the same name whose last syllable is in the string. Plus it fits the conditions.
Posted by: Bob Lodge | Jan 17, 2007 7:37:44 PM
Thanks. Got it now. I was looking at the first syllable of the first name of a potus whose last syllable begins the string.
Posted by: Brad | Jan 17, 2007 8:18:47 PM
So just to clarify- does the last syllable begin the string, or is it just IN the string?
Posted by: Ben | Jan 18, 2007 5:13:43 PM
As it says--''begins the string.''
Posted by: Bob Lodge | Jan 18, 2007 6:25:48 PM
The words are JUST, FANS, SALT, HUNT, WASH, FUND. After rearranging and following instructions, you should have FNSA, FUND, HTUN, UJST, SLTA, and WASH.
Posted by: Bob Lodge | Mar 7, 2007 3:44:06 AM
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