Anagrams: From Cheese to Sneeze











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Anagram time!



Similar to Anagrams: From Food to Food, but this time its From Cheese to Sneeze, or (almost) Anything You Please.



Brief:




You must turn the names of cheeses into common nouns using anagrams




The rules:




  • You may not use a computer to do the anagrams (researching the names of cheeses online is fine).

  • You must use single-word names to make single-word answers; hyphenated words are not allowed.

  • Common spelling must be used (your local spelling is fine), using alternate spelling to make a word work is not allowed.

  • Slang and abbreviations are not allowed.


Allowances:




  • Pluralisation is fine


Examples:




Edam <———> Dame goes; Edam <———> Made does not because 'made' is not a common noun.



Brie <———> Bier works




Have fun!






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    As a matter of curiosity, why are answers hidden for this question? If no-one peeks you'll just get many of the same answers repeatedly. If I wanted to find a novel one, I'd have to peek at them all.
    – chasly from UK
    10 hours ago








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    just a remark: there really is no way to check if someone used a computer or not
    – Ivo Beckers
    8 hours ago










  • Are the anagrams allowed to be more than one word if the cheese is just the one word?
    – FrazzleUK
    7 hours ago










  • @Ivo: I'll leave that to their conscience.
    – Jǝssǝ
    5 hours ago










  • @Frazzle: In short, no. I'll edit to make that absolutely clear.
    – Jǝssǝ
    5 hours ago















up vote
5
down vote

favorite












Anagram time!



Similar to Anagrams: From Food to Food, but this time its From Cheese to Sneeze, or (almost) Anything You Please.



Brief:




You must turn the names of cheeses into common nouns using anagrams




The rules:




  • You may not use a computer to do the anagrams (researching the names of cheeses online is fine).

  • You must use single-word names to make single-word answers; hyphenated words are not allowed.

  • Common spelling must be used (your local spelling is fine), using alternate spelling to make a word work is not allowed.

  • Slang and abbreviations are not allowed.


Allowances:




  • Pluralisation is fine


Examples:




Edam <———> Dame goes; Edam <———> Made does not because 'made' is not a common noun.



Brie <———> Bier works




Have fun!






no-computers anagram







share|improve this question




















  • 3




    As a matter of curiosity, why are answers hidden for this question? If no-one peeks you'll just get many of the same answers repeatedly. If I wanted to find a novel one, I'd have to peek at them all.
    – chasly from UK
    10 hours ago








  • 1




    just a remark: there really is no way to check if someone used a computer or not
    – Ivo Beckers
    8 hours ago










  • Are the anagrams allowed to be more than one word if the cheese is just the one word?
    – FrazzleUK
    7 hours ago










  • @Ivo: I'll leave that to their conscience.
    – Jǝssǝ
    5 hours ago










  • @Frazzle: In short, no. I'll edit to make that absolutely clear.
    – Jǝssǝ
    5 hours ago













up vote
5
down vote

favorite









up vote
5
down vote

favorite











Anagram time!



Similar to Anagrams: From Food to Food, but this time its From Cheese to Sneeze, or (almost) Anything You Please.



Brief:




You must turn the names of cheeses into common nouns using anagrams




The rules:




  • You may not use a computer to do the anagrams (researching the names of cheeses online is fine).

  • You must use single-word names to make single-word answers; hyphenated words are not allowed.

  • Common spelling must be used (your local spelling is fine), using alternate spelling to make a word work is not allowed.

  • Slang and abbreviations are not allowed.


Allowances:




  • Pluralisation is fine


Examples:




Edam <———> Dame goes; Edam <———> Made does not because 'made' is not a common noun.



Brie <———> Bier works




Have fun!






no-computers anagram







share|improve this question















Anagram time!



Similar to Anagrams: From Food to Food, but this time its From Cheese to Sneeze, or (almost) Anything You Please.



Brief:




You must turn the names of cheeses into common nouns using anagrams




The rules:




  • You may not use a computer to do the anagrams (researching the names of cheeses online is fine).

  • You must use single-word names to make single-word answers; hyphenated words are not allowed.

  • Common spelling must be used (your local spelling is fine), using alternate spelling to make a word work is not allowed.

  • Slang and abbreviations are not allowed.


Allowances:




  • Pluralisation is fine


Examples:




Edam <———> Dame goes; Edam <———> Made does not because 'made' is not a common noun.



Brie <———> Bier works




Have fun!






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  • 3




    As a matter of curiosity, why are answers hidden for this question? If no-one peeks you'll just get many of the same answers repeatedly. If I wanted to find a novel one, I'd have to peek at them all.
    – chasly from UK
    10 hours ago








  • 1




    just a remark: there really is no way to check if someone used a computer or not
    – Ivo Beckers
    8 hours ago










  • Are the anagrams allowed to be more than one word if the cheese is just the one word?
    – FrazzleUK
    7 hours ago










  • @Ivo: I'll leave that to their conscience.
    – Jǝssǝ
    5 hours ago










  • @Frazzle: In short, no. I'll edit to make that absolutely clear.
    – Jǝssǝ
    5 hours ago














  • 3




    As a matter of curiosity, why are answers hidden for this question? If no-one peeks you'll just get many of the same answers repeatedly. If I wanted to find a novel one, I'd have to peek at them all.
    – chasly from UK
    10 hours ago








  • 1




    just a remark: there really is no way to check if someone used a computer or not
    – Ivo Beckers
    8 hours ago










  • Are the anagrams allowed to be more than one word if the cheese is just the one word?
    – FrazzleUK
    7 hours ago










  • @Ivo: I'll leave that to their conscience.
    – Jǝssǝ
    5 hours ago










  • @Frazzle: In short, no. I'll edit to make that absolutely clear.
    – Jǝssǝ
    5 hours ago








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3




As a matter of curiosity, why are answers hidden for this question? If no-one peeks you'll just get many of the same answers repeatedly. If I wanted to find a novel one, I'd have to peek at them all.
– chasly from UK
10 hours ago






As a matter of curiosity, why are answers hidden for this question? If no-one peeks you'll just get many of the same answers repeatedly. If I wanted to find a novel one, I'd have to peek at them all.
– chasly from UK
10 hours ago






1




1




just a remark: there really is no way to check if someone used a computer or not
– Ivo Beckers
8 hours ago




just a remark: there really is no way to check if someone used a computer or not
– Ivo Beckers
8 hours ago












Are the anagrams allowed to be more than one word if the cheese is just the one word?
– FrazzleUK
7 hours ago




Are the anagrams allowed to be more than one word if the cheese is just the one word?
– FrazzleUK
7 hours ago












@Ivo: I'll leave that to their conscience.
– Jǝssǝ
5 hours ago




@Ivo: I'll leave that to their conscience.
– Jǝssǝ
5 hours ago












@Frazzle: In short, no. I'll edit to make that absolutely clear.
– Jǝssǝ
5 hours ago




@Frazzle: In short, no. I'll edit to make that absolutely clear.
– Jǝssǝ
5 hours ago










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The three easier ones I could think of are:




Comte -> Comet

Munster -> Sternum

Feta -> FeatFate [Which I see WAF found first]




And after going over an extensive cheese list as suggested, I spotted these too:




Geitost -> Egotist

Greve -> Verge

Kasseri -> Kaisers

Madrona -> Roadman

MascareMascares -> CamerasMassacre

Minuet -> Minute

Molbo -> Bloom

Mona -> Moan

Moonglo -> Monolog

Ragstone -> Negators

Ricotta -> Citator

Romano -> Maroon

Serat -> Tears [and lots more]

Toma -> Atom

Ubriaco -> Caribou




...And I posted some more of these in the food into food challenge.






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  • IIRC, Maroon is an adjective.
    – Hosch250
    5 hours ago










  • @Hosch250 Well, color names can also function as nouns, depending on the context. But even if they can't, the word also means an escaped slave or a castaway.
    – Walt
    5 hours ago






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    Ah, right; I missed that connotation. You got my upvote, anyway :)
    – Hosch250
    5 hours ago




















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goat <———> toga



I borrowed your arrow.



blue <———> lube I don't know if that counts as an abbreviation.
feta <———> fate/feat
parmesan <———> spearman



My domain knowledge is pretty limited. It basically consists of this list.






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  • Great work! I thought hard about lube before; it is an abbreviation of lubricant, however many dictionaries seem to almost treat it as a word. Personally I feel that it does not count, but if anyone feels different I'll be happy to let it slide. As for cheese names, www.cheese.com has a great list.
    – Jǝssǝ
    5 hours ago




















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I got some simple ones





  1. Sardo <———> Roads




  2. Minas <———> Mains




  3. Toma <———> Moat




  4. Bra <———> Bar




  5. Salers <———> Lasers




  6. Langres <———> Anglers




  7. Oka <———> Oak








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  • Why are they hidden?
    – Strawberry
    10 hours ago






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    I'm kinda new here and I saw everybody else do it so I did it without much thinking. Should I remove it?
    – Chrone
    10 hours ago








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    I think it's fine as a single block, but it's annoying to have to roll over every single one, individually. You're right though, everyone seems to be doing it - so hard cheese, I guess.
    – Strawberry
    8 hours ago


















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Parmesan:




spearman




Are hyphens allowed? Camembert:




cat-member (either a cat's body part, or maybe a feline individual who's part of an organization)







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  • We have once again converged. I made my most recent edit without seeing yours.
    – WAF
    12 hours ago










  • @WAF Lol, nice. What are the odds!
    – jafe
    12 hours ago




















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Here's an attempt





  1. passendale <———> esplanades




  2. sirene <———> serine




  3. esrom <———> morse




  4. orda <———> road








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    Apparently timelotem (an anagram of mimolette) is an antipsychotic drug.






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      The three easier ones I could think of are:




      Comte -> Comet

      Munster -> Sternum

      Feta -> FeatFate [Which I see WAF found first]




      And after going over an extensive cheese list as suggested, I spotted these too:




      Geitost -> Egotist

      Greve -> Verge

      Kasseri -> Kaisers

      Madrona -> Roadman

      MascareMascares -> CamerasMassacre

      Minuet -> Minute

      Molbo -> Bloom

      Mona -> Moan

      Moonglo -> Monolog

      Ragstone -> Negators

      Ricotta -> Citator

      Romano -> Maroon

      Serat -> Tears [and lots more]

      Toma -> Atom

      Ubriaco -> Caribou




      ...And I posted some more of these in the food into food challenge.






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      • IIRC, Maroon is an adjective.
        – Hosch250
        5 hours ago










      • @Hosch250 Well, color names can also function as nouns, depending on the context. But even if they can't, the word also means an escaped slave or a castaway.
        – Walt
        5 hours ago






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        Ah, right; I missed that connotation. You got my upvote, anyway :)
        – Hosch250
        5 hours ago

















      up vote
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      The three easier ones I could think of are:




      Comte -> Comet

      Munster -> Sternum

      Feta -> FeatFate [Which I see WAF found first]




      And after going over an extensive cheese list as suggested, I spotted these too:




      Geitost -> Egotist

      Greve -> Verge

      Kasseri -> Kaisers

      Madrona -> Roadman

      MascareMascares -> CamerasMassacre

      Minuet -> Minute

      Molbo -> Bloom

      Mona -> Moan

      Moonglo -> Monolog

      Ragstone -> Negators

      Ricotta -> Citator

      Romano -> Maroon

      Serat -> Tears [and lots more]

      Toma -> Atom

      Ubriaco -> Caribou




      ...And I posted some more of these in the food into food challenge.






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      • IIRC, Maroon is an adjective.
        – Hosch250
        5 hours ago










      • @Hosch250 Well, color names can also function as nouns, depending on the context. But even if they can't, the word also means an escaped slave or a castaway.
        – Walt
        5 hours ago






      • 1




        Ah, right; I missed that connotation. You got my upvote, anyway :)
        – Hosch250
        5 hours ago















      up vote
      5
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      up vote
      5
      down vote









      The three easier ones I could think of are:




      Comte -> Comet

      Munster -> Sternum

      Feta -> FeatFate [Which I see WAF found first]




      And after going over an extensive cheese list as suggested, I spotted these too:




      Geitost -> Egotist

      Greve -> Verge

      Kasseri -> Kaisers

      Madrona -> Roadman

      MascareMascares -> CamerasMassacre

      Minuet -> Minute

      Molbo -> Bloom

      Mona -> Moan

      Moonglo -> Monolog

      Ragstone -> Negators

      Ricotta -> Citator

      Romano -> Maroon

      Serat -> Tears [and lots more]

      Toma -> Atom

      Ubriaco -> Caribou




      ...And I posted some more of these in the food into food challenge.






      share|improve this answer














      The three easier ones I could think of are:




      Comte -> Comet

      Munster -> Sternum

      Feta -> FeatFate [Which I see WAF found first]




      And after going over an extensive cheese list as suggested, I spotted these too:




      Geitost -> Egotist

      Greve -> Verge

      Kasseri -> Kaisers

      Madrona -> Roadman

      MascareMascares -> CamerasMassacre

      Minuet -> Minute

      Molbo -> Bloom

      Mona -> Moan

      Moonglo -> Monolog

      Ragstone -> Negators

      Ricotta -> Citator

      Romano -> Maroon

      Serat -> Tears [and lots more]

      Toma -> Atom

      Ubriaco -> Caribou




      ...And I posted some more of these in the food into food challenge.







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      • IIRC, Maroon is an adjective.
        – Hosch250
        5 hours ago










      • @Hosch250 Well, color names can also function as nouns, depending on the context. But even if they can't, the word also means an escaped slave or a castaway.
        – Walt
        5 hours ago






      • 1




        Ah, right; I missed that connotation. You got my upvote, anyway :)
        – Hosch250
        5 hours ago




















      • IIRC, Maroon is an adjective.
        – Hosch250
        5 hours ago










      • @Hosch250 Well, color names can also function as nouns, depending on the context. But even if they can't, the word also means an escaped slave or a castaway.
        – Walt
        5 hours ago






      • 1




        Ah, right; I missed that connotation. You got my upvote, anyway :)
        – Hosch250
        5 hours ago


















      IIRC, Maroon is an adjective.
      – Hosch250
      5 hours ago




      IIRC, Maroon is an adjective.
      – Hosch250
      5 hours ago












      @Hosch250 Well, color names can also function as nouns, depending on the context. But even if they can't, the word also means an escaped slave or a castaway.
      – Walt
      5 hours ago




      @Hosch250 Well, color names can also function as nouns, depending on the context. But even if they can't, the word also means an escaped slave or a castaway.
      – Walt
      5 hours ago




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      1




      Ah, right; I missed that connotation. You got my upvote, anyway :)
      – Hosch250
      5 hours ago






      Ah, right; I missed that connotation. You got my upvote, anyway :)
      – Hosch250
      5 hours ago












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      goat <———> toga



      I borrowed your arrow.



      blue <———> lube I don't know if that counts as an abbreviation.
      feta <———> fate/feat
      parmesan <———> spearman



      My domain knowledge is pretty limited. It basically consists of this list.






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      • Great work! I thought hard about lube before; it is an abbreviation of lubricant, however many dictionaries seem to almost treat it as a word. Personally I feel that it does not count, but if anyone feels different I'll be happy to let it slide. As for cheese names, www.cheese.com has a great list.
        – Jǝssǝ
        5 hours ago

















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      goat <———> toga



      I borrowed your arrow.



      blue <———> lube I don't know if that counts as an abbreviation.
      feta <———> fate/feat
      parmesan <———> spearman



      My domain knowledge is pretty limited. It basically consists of this list.






      share|improve this answer























      • Great work! I thought hard about lube before; it is an abbreviation of lubricant, however many dictionaries seem to almost treat it as a word. Personally I feel that it does not count, but if anyone feels different I'll be happy to let it slide. As for cheese names, www.cheese.com has a great list.
        – Jǝssǝ
        5 hours ago















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      up vote
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      goat <———> toga



      I borrowed your arrow.



      blue <———> lube I don't know if that counts as an abbreviation.
      feta <———> fate/feat
      parmesan <———> spearman



      My domain knowledge is pretty limited. It basically consists of this list.






      share|improve this answer














      goat <———> toga



      I borrowed your arrow.



      blue <———> lube I don't know if that counts as an abbreviation.
      feta <———> fate/feat
      parmesan <———> spearman



      My domain knowledge is pretty limited. It basically consists of this list.







      share|improve this answer














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      • Great work! I thought hard about lube before; it is an abbreviation of lubricant, however many dictionaries seem to almost treat it as a word. Personally I feel that it does not count, but if anyone feels different I'll be happy to let it slide. As for cheese names, www.cheese.com has a great list.
        – Jǝssǝ
        5 hours ago




















      • Great work! I thought hard about lube before; it is an abbreviation of lubricant, however many dictionaries seem to almost treat it as a word. Personally I feel that it does not count, but if anyone feels different I'll be happy to let it slide. As for cheese names, www.cheese.com has a great list.
        – Jǝssǝ
        5 hours ago


















      Great work! I thought hard about lube before; it is an abbreviation of lubricant, however many dictionaries seem to almost treat it as a word. Personally I feel that it does not count, but if anyone feels different I'll be happy to let it slide. As for cheese names, www.cheese.com has a great list.
      – Jǝssǝ
      5 hours ago






      Great work! I thought hard about lube before; it is an abbreviation of lubricant, however many dictionaries seem to almost treat it as a word. Personally I feel that it does not count, but if anyone feels different I'll be happy to let it slide. As for cheese names, www.cheese.com has a great list.
      – Jǝssǝ
      5 hours ago












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      I got some simple ones





      1. Sardo <———> Roads




      2. Minas <———> Mains




      3. Toma <———> Moat




      4. Bra <———> Bar




      5. Salers <———> Lasers




      6. Langres <———> Anglers




      7. Oka <———> Oak








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      • Why are they hidden?
        – Strawberry
        10 hours ago






      • 1




        I'm kinda new here and I saw everybody else do it so I did it without much thinking. Should I remove it?
        – Chrone
        10 hours ago








      • 1




        I think it's fine as a single block, but it's annoying to have to roll over every single one, individually. You're right though, everyone seems to be doing it - so hard cheese, I guess.
        – Strawberry
        8 hours ago















      up vote
      3
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      I got some simple ones





      1. Sardo <———> Roads




      2. Minas <———> Mains




      3. Toma <———> Moat




      4. Bra <———> Bar




      5. Salers <———> Lasers




      6. Langres <———> Anglers




      7. Oka <———> Oak








      share|improve this answer










      New contributor




      Chrone is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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      • Why are they hidden?
        – Strawberry
        10 hours ago






      • 1




        I'm kinda new here and I saw everybody else do it so I did it without much thinking. Should I remove it?
        – Chrone
        10 hours ago








      • 1




        I think it's fine as a single block, but it's annoying to have to roll over every single one, individually. You're right though, everyone seems to be doing it - so hard cheese, I guess.
        – Strawberry
        8 hours ago













      up vote
      3
      down vote










      up vote
      3
      down vote









      I got some simple ones





      1. Sardo <———> Roads




      2. Minas <———> Mains




      3. Toma <———> Moat




      4. Bra <———> Bar




      5. Salers <———> Lasers




      6. Langres <———> Anglers




      7. Oka <———> Oak








      share|improve this answer










      New contributor




      Chrone is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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      I got some simple ones





      1. Sardo <———> Roads




      2. Minas <———> Mains




      3. Toma <———> Moat




      4. Bra <———> Bar




      5. Salers <———> Lasers




      6. Langres <———> Anglers




      7. Oka <———> Oak









      share|improve this answer










      New contributor




      Chrone is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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