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End-User Agreement.Not to be taken too seriously, these anagrams have been created for the sole purpose to encourage smiles for you to pass on to others |
Thanks to Sarone Thach for sharing this excellent anagram, reputedly created by Cory Calhoun, which has to be the best though not quite the longest of all time - unless you know different..... |
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The Da Vinci Code |
= The candid voice |
Weapons of mass destruction |
= Now persists of cat-and-mouse |
Only fools and horses |
= So flashy, so Londoner |
Peter Ustinov |
= True VIP tones |
Michael Portillo |
= A cool limp Hitler |
Blondie - 'Heart of Glass' |
= A feasible stronghold |
Margaret Hilda Thatcher |
= A girl; the 'arch mad hatter' |
Mickey Mouse at Disney World |
= A wickedly mysterious demon. |
World Wide Web and E-mail |
= A windowed IBM well-read |
Russ Abbot |
= Aborts bus |
"Ooh Aah Just a Little Bit" |
= Absolute hot hit at jail |
Traffic lights |
= Afflict rights |
The Princess of Wales |
= Ah! Self-respect is won |
Mae West |
= Am sweet |
William Clinton |
= An ill clown. I'm it! |
Haslemere, Surrey, Great Britain |
= Army rule raise teenager births |
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year |
= Chairman answered sympathy prayer |
The
Royal
Navy, Senior
Service
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= Conservatives on yearly hire |
Eurovision Song Contest |
= Courting votes on noises |
Bette Midler |
= Diet? Tremble! |
Dolly Parton |
= Droll top? Nay! |
Eurovision Song Contest |
= Evening costs notorious |
The X Files |
= Exit flesh |
A land fit for heroes |
= Fear of tailored NHS |
President Ronald Reagon |
= Grandparent is no leader |
President George Bush |
= He, biggest rude person |
Rita Hayworth |
= Hot hairy wart |
William Shakespeare |
= I am a weakish speller |
Leo Sayer - 'When I Need You' |
= I annoyed you elsewhere |
Kylie Minogue |
= I like 'em young |
Maurice Chevalier |
= I'm a cruel achiever |
Virginia Bottomley |
= I'm an evil Tory bigot |
Myalgic Encephalomyelitis |
= I'm easily aching completely |
Eddie Murphy |
= I'm rude/hyped |
Steve Martin |
= I'm star event |
Gloria Estefan |
= Large fat noise |
Sweet - 'Blockbuster' |
= Let's browse bucket |
Mental Pictures |
= Lunatics temper |
Portsmouth and Southsea |
= Monstrous up-to-date hash |
British Broadcasting Company |
= MP's ditch crabby organisation |
Women Priests |
= New imposters |
Eurovision Song Contest |
= Notoriousness coveting |
Jenny Agutter |
= Nutty gene jar |
Irritable Bowel Syndrome |
= O my! Terrible drains below |
Madonna Louise Ciccone |
= Occasional nude income |
Clint Eastwood |
= Old west action |
Hillary Clinton |
= Only I can thrill |
Sylvester Stallone |
= Over-talentless 'Sly' |
Bob Dylan - 'Masters of War' |
= Rambo flyer wasn't so bad |
Christians |
= Rich Saints |
Clive Anderson |
= Sacred (non-evil) |
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales |
= Sly, harsh English poser (I cheat on wife) |
Desert Storm |
= Sorted terms |
Peter Ustinov |
= Soviet punter |
Portsmouth and Southsea |
= Toasted snapshot humour |
British Broadcasting Company |
= Tycoon dispatching barbarism |
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark |
= Uncontroversial re-marketed hash! |
Mother-in-Law |
= Woman Hitler |
Camilla Parker Bowles |
= Workable caramel lips |
Mel Gibson |
= Big melons |
Slot machines |
= Cash lost in 'em |
Coca Cola - 'the real thing' |
= Categorical health con |
Friends reunited |
= Defines intruder |
eleven plus two |
= twelve plus one |
Antony and Cleopatra |
= Actor annoyed a plant |
Titus Andronicus |
= Arduous instinct |
Julius Caesar |
= Casual juries |
The Comedy of Errors |
= Chose reformed Tory |
The Merchant of Venice |
= Each confirm the event |
Timon of Athens |
= Fan the motions |
The Taming of the Shrew |
= Feather-weight months |
Measure for Measure |
= Foresee summer aura |
A Midsummer Night's Dream |
= Graded minimum hamsters |
Troilus and Cressida |
= Includes radio stars |
Romeo and Juliet |
= Joined emulator |
Much Ado About Nothing |
= Maniac doughnut booth |
King Lear |
= Real king |
Coriolanus |
= Scan our oil |
Love's Labour's Lost |
= Solves our ballots |
The Tempest |
= Tempt these |
The Winters Tale |
= The silent water |
The Merry Wives of Windsor |
= Tiny worms wished forever |
As You Like It |
= Utilise okay |
The Two Gentlemen of Verona |
= Vehement footnote wrangle |
The Archives of Literary Anagrams states: "Poems, songs and Shakespearean quotes have become a major source of interest to anagrammatists since 1998. Here is a comprehensive list of all such literary anagrams that have been nominated for Anagrammy Awards". Well worth visiting. |
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