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Well done HS.
There some loose guidelines to doing these things, here's a list of sorts:
- Words like initial, first, start, begin, head, etc are often a hint to take note of the first letter(s) in words nearby. Like in the one HS just got, "Jan Ors
initially said"
- Words like some, partial, etc are often a hint that a word is hidden in upcoming text. Like in one of my original ones "some ris
ked rising waters"
- Words like change, rearrange, mixed, confused, jumble, etc usually point to a word being mixed up.
- Words like reverse, backwards, turn-around etc hint that you need to reverse a word (or words) to continue.
- Words like sound or hear, etc often point to the answer (or at least part of it) 'sounding' like something else.
- Words like 'no more', take-away, minus, forget, remove, etc often mean something needs to be deleted. ie.
With no more sick to pillage ....hints you need to remove 'sick' from pillage....and another word for sick is ill leading to
page.
- Positional words like center, middle, left, right, etc often point to either you need to take that location into account. IE. take note of a word's 'middle' or perhaps PUT something in a word's middle to create another word.
- Words like before, after, follow and behind also may point to a position you should note.
- Words like odd and even usually point to a word being formed nearby from odd or even letters in words. ie. Odd characters in
sh
ot -
ug
ly
- There are a countless other less common ones like disguising letters by refering to their roman numeral (ie. 500 romans = D). It's all just logic, so there's endless possiblities.
- Also note I said 'usually' as not EVERYTIME you see one of these words will it mean that.
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