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Three Words II (Posted on 2012-07-08) Difficulty: 4 of 5
This is a variation of Three Words.

In each of the following groups of three words, determine two of the three that can be paired to form an anagram of another word, which is a synonym of the word remaining.

(For example, considering the three words: NET, LEG and MEEK, we observe that combining the two words LEG and NET and, rearranging the letters, the word GENTLE can be obtained, which is a synonym of the remaining word MEEK.)

  1. GAVE, PIED, TIRADE
  2. NIB, CRIB, ASSET
  3. MOB, SKIP, LAG
  4. DRAIN, RULE, CONE
  5. CAMP, EERIEST, TREASURE
  6. HOST, DIE, TUMULT
  7. TOIL, ERASE, REBATE
  8. SCENT, CAP, DARN
  9. CAPE, HAND, LEAD
  10. CANE, GRACE, GLEE
  11. FORLORN, SLIME, BEAR
  12. CURE, GRIT, AGO
  13. RIB, ODD, RAZE
  14. HOLE, FELL, DIMS
  15. POISE, FENCED, COIN
  16. VENT, ROBE, STEM
  17. AGE , DO, RIPE
  18. COUP, TRADE, ACTION
  19. CORE, ROD, ROT
  20. OUTER, FUSE, ARC

See The Solution Submitted by K Sengupta    
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Solution solution | Comment 1 of 4
  1. [gave + tirade] => variegated = pied
  2. [nib + asset] => bassinet = crib
  3. [mob + lag] => gambol = skip
  4. [drain + cone] => ordinance = rule
  5. [camp + eeriest] => masterpiece = treasure
  6. [die + tumult] => multitude = host
  7. [toil + rebate]=> obliterate = erase
  8. [scent + darn] => transcend = cap
  9. [lead + hand] => headland = cape
  10. [cane + glee] => elegance = grace
  11. [slime + bear] => miserable = forlorn
  12. [cure + ago] => courage = grit
  13. [rib + raze] => bizarre = odd
  14. [hole + dims] => demolish = fell
  15. [fenced + coin] => confidence = poise
  16. [vent + stem] => vestment = robe
  17. [do + ripe] => period = age
  18. [coup + action] => occupation = trade
  19. [core + rod] => corrode = rot
  20. [fuse + arc] => surface = outer

Edited on July 12, 2012, 1:29 am
  Posted by Dej Mar on 2012-07-08 16:01:58

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