| SUBMITTED ANAGRAM REQUESTS (CONT'D..) |
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| 18: Linda Margaret Fauth: Alarm during a theft 19: Jack Sothoron Byrd (This one was deceivingly tough): Can try Dr. Hook's job, Dry rot on job shack 20: William David Glasiter: Will visit aged admiral, Damaged will is trivial, Lad visited Malawi girl 21: Jay Murey Breitkreutz (This name was nearly impossible! Here are a few, though they don't make too much sense.): Yet met bizarre UK jury, A meeker, but ritzy jury, Jury time zebra & turkey 22: Cole Benjamin Small: Mel Blanc joins male, Ben's lilac & lemon jam 23: Laura Clarke (Ms. Clarke, kindly send me your middle name if you have one. These letters are somewhat limiting): Alack! A ruler!, UCLA era lark, Ark a cure-all? 24: Faye Armstrong (I could come up with thousands for this name.): Frosty manager, Army's frontage, Germany's a fort, So fragmentary, Forty managers, Strange for May, Forgets an army 25: Faye Andrea Armstrong (Since you sent me both versions of your name Ms. Armstrong, I concentrated on the first. However, your full name is even better suited to anagramming! I used its letters to form a phrase that should sum up the possibilities I found!): NEARED FORTY ANAGRAMS! 26: Mohamed Fauzi Ahmad (Mr. Ahmad, I am terribly sorry, but the consonants in your name prevent me from anagramming anything interesting. This is the best I could do.): Humid ham amazed oaf 27: Kenneth McLeod Mackay: Man checked money talk, Cocky male thanked men, Hockey calmed Kent man, Hockey men tackled man, Let hackneyed man mock, Mock hackneyed mantle 28: Alexandra Langford (This was a little trickier than I thought. I may come back to this one.): Nag landlord re: a fax, Ax Gerald Ford annal 29: Abigail Francis: Africa's bailing, Arabic's failing, Facing Brasilia, A cabal is firing, Crib fails again 30: Andrew Hollingsbee: Bin Laden's hole grew, Blend in a shower gel, Renewable holdings, He'd allow beginners 31: James Creghton: Manchester jog 32: Norman Dewayne Dohner: Hand wanderer no money, Demand horn on New Year, Handymen adore renown 33: Amber Marie Dohner: Harem remain bored, More herb marinade, Marine abhorred me, Airmen harbored me, One MBA married her 34: Andrew David Howard: Had a drive downward 35: Tereza Ann Byrne (Oh, if only that 'z' were an 's'!): Been zany & errant, Nazarene by tern 36: Joanna Clare Parry: Carry jar on plane, Only Japan car rare 37: Stephen John Willis: John spills the wine 38: Susan Maree Norrish: Hears insane rumors 39: Agatha Fernandes: Reagan hated fans, NASA feted hangar, Strange fan ahead, Death angers a fan 40: Bradley John Walker: Low, jerky handlebar, Had New York 'Bell Jar' 41: Raymond David Llewellyn: Mover will deny landlady |