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Anagrammy 4 :]

· By Sara Cantor · Published 2021-01-02T16:54:48.035Z

IMPORTANT! READ THIS
The answer to every clue is a word that is an anagram of another word, and that’s the word you use to fill in the grid!
Ex: Clue is “Aries symbol”, the answer to which is RAM, an anagram of which is ARM, so the entry might be ARM. Some words have more than one anagram, such as MAR for the above example, so you might have some initially incorrect entries that have to later be corrected based on the rest of the grid.
For this puzzle, every entry is an English word, no phrases, initialisms, or proper nouns.
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  • Mike D 🤓1:44 · 2021-01-02T17:05:38.272Z
    Even more fun (and even trickier!) when these are larger like this! MAPLE5DMore than enough[-----] was the toughest for me - I ended up filling the grid before I was able to think of 'ample' 😂
    • Sara Cantor constructor · 2021-01-02T19:46:33.957Z
      Yes! Hoping to make them bigger and bigger
    • Kent D 🤓5:37 · 2021-01-02T17:35:16.338Z
      Beggar nuts! (Anagram for gangbuster 😁) Loved it, thanks for another great anagrammy!
      • Sara Cantor constructor · 2021-01-02T19:46:15.761Z
        Thank you!!!
      • JeffPrug 6:56 · 2021-01-02T17:53:36.033Z
        Love these! I got stuck on TRADE - I had the TREA but thought I was making a mistake because it was supposed to be CRAFT but I should have realized that CRAFT doesn't have any anagrams.
        • Sara Cantor constructor · 2021-01-02T19:45:30.054Z
          Thank you! And ya always gotta think about what's a possible anagram
        • Neville 🤓1:22 · 2021-01-02T18:30:21.772Z
          This was my first Anagrammy ... I loved it! Great fun!
          • Sara Cantor constructor · 2021-01-02T19:44:58.320Z
            Thank you! Glad you had fun
          • Jeremy Weissmann 🤓1:33 · 2021-01-02T19:47:48.927Z
            Ah the TREAD6ACarpentry, for example[-----]/TRADE, DARE/READ crossing nearly undid me!
            • LuckyDog 🤓2:57 · 2021-01-03T01:18:40.657Z
              Fun puzzle - thanks for sharing. These are my favorite puzzles on the site. Appreciate ya.
              • Justin 3:04 · 2021-01-04T19:07:10.193Z
                Love these. They are a great challenge.
                • Anonymous Crossharer 🤓4:42 · 2021-01-05T21:33:32.896Z
                  First stab at one of these, it was fun. Thanks!
                  • Log3overLog2 8:29 · 2021-01-12T02:08:21.440Z
                    Excellent. Got fooled by placing PAM at 1A1ADora's travelling companion that tells her where to go[---] and PDA at 1D1DButter bit[---] before sorting it out. Maybe I should have read the "no initialisms or proper nouns" part of your instructions, not just the anagram section.
                    1A
                    Dora's travelling companion that tells her where to go
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                    Across
                    1. 1A
                      Dora's travelling companion that tells her where to go
                    2. 4A
                      It may appear to contain lava
                    3. 6A
                      Carpentry, for example
                    4. 8A
                      Command+V on a Mac
                    5. 10A
                      Buddies
                    6. 11A
                      Possible meaning of 'r'
                    Down
                    1. 1D
                      Butter bit
                    2. 2D
                      Trolley
                    3. 3D
                      Brain fart
                    4. 5D
                      More than enough
                    5. 7D
                      Discover the consequences of giving a mouse a cookie, say
                    6. 9D
                      What got Cleopatra in the end, according to myth
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