Anagram Word Puzzles Trivia

All answers are anagrams of LEAST or SPARE.

There are ten types of puzzles or word play in this collection for you to find. The twist is that they are in anagram form, and you must choose them whilst avoiding the anagrams of words unrelated to puzzles.

If you haven't done the previous quizzes note that the two words in the answer are anagrams of each other. That is the same letters are used in each word. e.g Highest saucepan = top pot. Use the hint for first letter of words and their order.

I have recently won the lottery and I'm now filthy rich. See if you can identify things that are associated with a wealthy lifestyle using anagrams placed inside ten fancy sentences. Enjoy!

The anagrams represent both things and phrases, each of which is associated with one colour more than others. Solve the anagrams, then place them in the appropriate colour classification.

All Answers are one word, I can't make it much easier!

Use the given anagrams to identify an object in each photo. Answers all have two words, including a descriptive word of some sort. Words to be anagrammed are in CAPS.

For this quiz, I will provide the definition of the word. Your job is to decide on the anagram of the word and match it with the definition. E.g., If the definition is "male parent", that would be matched with "add", the anagram of "dad". Good luck.

This one is a bit more difficult than my first quiz "Space Anagrams" in that you must rearrange two consecutive words (highlighted in caps) into one or two words, unless you know the answer to the clue and just write down the answer.

The world leaders in this quiz have undergone a revolution, and need your help to sort them out. Work out who is represented by each anagram, and place them in the appropriate country.

Anagram the word given to reveal a flower, a herb or a tree, then plant the word in the correct garden bed.

If that title doesn't tell you that much, the category (anagrams) might help you. Or, if that's not clue enough, maybe the photos - scrambled just like the words - can clue you in. As usual, the words to anagram are in CAPS.

The healers amongst us have been on the front lines for some time, without much rest, so a bit of confusion is not surprising. Anagram the words in ALL CAPS to restore these heroes to full health.

Piece together the letters of a missing word that have been broken up in groups and solve the quotation.

Guess the word noted by its definition, then pair it up with the word which is its anagram. Ex: Q. Small piece. Ans. Silver (A small piece is a sliver which is an anagram of silver.)

There once was a man from Galway...who gave me ten Irish phrases today...CAPITALISED WORDS rearrange...to bring about change...in this limerick-ally challenged wordplay!

Let's try this again. I will give you a clue to a word. Match it with its anagram. Ex. Q. Small piece. Ans. Silver (A small piece is a sliver which is an anagram of silver.)

The first part of the clue is a body part, the answer to the second part of the clue is an anagram of the first word. Worked example: Human trunk (torso) found at base of plants (roots).

Welcome to your first day on the job at UPS (United Parcel Scrambles), where you will be packaging items for shipment. Your predecessor left things in a shambles, but just rearrange the words in capital letters and you'll find everything you need.

Each clue indicates a word. Match it with its anagram. Ex: Q. Small piece. Ans. Silver (A small piece is a sliver which is an anagram of silver.)

...something beginning with, well, not the letter it is supposed to... Can you sort out the anagrams given in CAPITALS and return these terms related to the eyes back into their proper order?

Figure out the words indicated by the clues and then match them to their anagrams. Ex: Q. Small piece. Ans. Silver (A small piece is a sliver which is an anagram of silver.)

Part Two of a series of six-letter anagrams. The two (or three) words in each answer are anagrams of each other.

Each answer is two words that are anagrams of each other. One word is a well-known person's first or last name. Example: Capture Winslet - Take Kate

Unscramble the anagrams, then correctly match the pairs to make ten things that go together. For example: Sate and Stew unscramble to East and West.

Oh no! In tornado season, our Scrabble game board just blew around while playing a pirate-themed game. Can you help put them back together? The CAPITALIZED words should all be anagrammed, and the sentences give you a clue. Thanks!

Each answer consists of two or more words that are anagrams of each other. I will start with 3-letter words and go all the way to 12-letter words. No punctuation is required and the starting letters will be given for most answers.

Your task is to match the sport to the trophy or other award that is (or was) awarded to participants (individual or team) in that sport. The catch is that the names of the awards are presented as anagrams, which you must first solve.

Rearrange the words that are capitalized to find some of the most endangered animals on the Earth and learn a little about them in the info. Don't miss the clues in the questions!

Rearrange the words written in uppercase letters to finish each common phrase.