If

{ stands for C, E, F, P, or R
} stands for E, K, L, R, or S
[ stands for D, E, F, R, or S
] stands for J, M, U, W, or Y
( stands for A, B, H, N, or O
) stands for A, E, L, S, or T

The six letter code word {([])} can mean two English words that are opposites. What are the two words?

This problem appeared in THE DAILY TEASE ezine.

Layed out like this, it becomes easier:

{ ( [ ] ) }
C A D J A E
E B E M E K
F H F U L L
P N R W S R
R O S Y T S

 

Posted by Charlie on 2006-08-29 10:42:36