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Guess these nouns correctly. (Hint : They might be, Flower/Insect/Animal/Fruit/Bird/Reptile etc.)

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Read these nouns correctly. (Hint : They might be, Flower/Insect/Animal/Fruit/Bird/Reptile etc.)

  1. daananoc.
  2. tlyfterub.
  3. mentelrwao.
  4. choseinar.
  5. ococtun.
  6. lightinaelg.
  7. getranpoame.
  8. ckichen.
  9. wiki.
  10. thraromew.
posted Aug 7, 2017 by Varun Kumar

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Read these nouns correctly. (Hint : They might be, Flower/Insect/Animal/Fruit/Bird/Reptile etc.)

  1. daananoc.
  2. tlyfterub.
  3. mentelrwao.
  4. choseinar.
  5. ococtun.
  6. lightinaelg.
  7. getranpoame.
  8. ckichen.
  9. wiki.
  10. thraromew.
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We start with what a pen can write, Then add an "s" for a tool of lesser might.
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Change "w" to "t" for something forced apart, Reverse my ends, then add an "h" for what's atop a chart.
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