I entered an early version of this into the RA summer exhibition under the pseudonym Bryan S Gaakman – an anagram of 'banksy anagram'.
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For this most self-explanatory anagram clue, your challenge is determining which elements in the clue are the definition and which are the anagram.
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"I entered an early version of this into the RA summer exhibition under the pseudonym Bryan S Gaakman — an anagram of 'banksy anagram'," he wrote.
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On Monday, Bansky said on Instagram that he had submitted a work under the name "Bryan S. Gaakman" — an anagram of "Banksy anagram" — only to have it turned down.
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Ron Vara is even an anagram of Navarro's last name.
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Similarly, you can anagram MEDITATE to both DATE AND TIME.
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An extra letter is added to help complete the anagram.
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Malech does not use the anagram to convey a message, nor as a code to obscure it; but, similar to how Galileo's anagram intrigued Kepler, her anagrams engage the reader in the challenge of transformation.
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I also wanted the first clue's anagram to be completely natural.
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That anagram needs to be descrambled to find a real word.
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A state that is an anagram of SHOT AWNING is WASHINGTON.
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Ron Vara happens to be an anagram of Navarro's last name.
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Yes, it's annoying at first, like an anagram you can't decipher.
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And they can always expect an anagram bonus on their quizzes.
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Constructor Tony Orbach was privy to more than one hilarious Merl anagram.
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There's no A in NOTICING, the anagram at 221A that crosses 4D.
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That is an anagram for ST. PAUL, the state capital of Minnesota.
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They read: idfiddisoeosedukfoerravewogfofroodrztuhlczdi If you put this string of letters into anagram-solver.
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You know that is an anagram for loose earning... I like New Relic.
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One was to anagram PLEASANTLY to name a geographical location (answer: NAPLES, ITALY).
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Finally, the circles in the grid make an anagram of the word PHONETIC.
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" By coincidence or kismet, Mr. Puglisi's name is a near anagram for "pugilist.
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Anagram the word in question, but stick the word AND in the middle.
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They have to stop dressing that up as some unfamiliar anagram of boldness.
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He asked for an anagram of Special K +T and I got SKEPTICAL.
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" And my favorite: "What male first name is an anagram of this sound?
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" For 14A, HUSTLING is "off;" its anagram is a word that defines "rays.
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" For 14A, HUSTLING is "off;" its anagram is a word that defines "rays.
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Oh, and did we mention that "Astroworld" is an anagram for "a world rots"?
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"In the next album, we reveal the secret anagram," Perry says, testing my gullibility.
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Another was to anagram POTENTIAL to get a well-known brand name (LIPTON TEA).
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Ron Vara turned out to be a nonexistent person, an anagram of Navarro's name.
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I can't help but anagram and make wordplay with stop signs when I'm driving.
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And, as you've guessed, the answer has to be either a pun or an anagram.
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I sometimes see it as a special kind of anagram, another longtime obsession of mine.
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"Woke up this morning to a birthday scavenger hunt that ended with an anagram!!" she wrote.
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Slap yourself silly when you realize that "trio" is an anagram of ... you guessed it: TORI.
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The answer is MA + [anagram of "trial"] = MARITAL This was a lot of fun, Mr. Silvestri.
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The name Ron Vara also appeared to be an anagram of Navarro's name, the report said.
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After exhausting the anagram option, we get a whirlwind tour of different styles of cryptic clues.
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Here's a little secret: he's actually been here for awhile already, writing as Al Plumlier (an anagram).
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On Monday night's show, contestants fought to make the longest anagram out of the following letters: "XHBLOUEMG".
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Gimmes for me were XANADU, GAS PEDAL, OPAQUENESS, ROE V. WADE, the anagram OLD MASTERS and ALCHEMIST.
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TchamiTnope TestpilotIf you rearrange the letters in this band name like an anagram, you get Toilet Tsp.
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Only Miranda Kerr, whose name happens to be an anagram for "nadir marker," can say for sure.
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For Yancey, every song was an anagram, old words waiting to be rewritten into new myths. ♦
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And yet, what is the creation of an anagram but rearranging an original to create something new?
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To "doctor" something means to change it, so that's a hint to anagram a word in the clue.
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Now you go try to break down those clues and solve a Puns and Anagram puzzle for yourself.
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It's a simple anagram if you know that the medical term for a mole is nevus, plural nevi.
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I knew that there was some sort of anagram happening, but couldn't quite guess what the payoff might be.
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The anagram can also be one ingredient in a more complex recipe, like at 73A and 19A, among others.
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I recently went to hear David Mamet speak and he pointed out T.S. ELIOT was an anagram of TOILETS.
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If you're stumped by an entry and it's not explicated here, it's safe to assume that it's an anagram.
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The earliest instance of an anagram in the across clues hits at 15A, and includes a tiny homophone pun.
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Ron Vara, an anagram of Navarro, is a completely invented character who appears in a number of Navarro's books.
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At first, I thought this was a mere anagram theme, where the last word in each phrase was anagrammed.
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I come up with a clue that involves D. solving an anagram, which are his most hated kind of puzzle.
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Once you guess the proper answer to the anagram, read the rest of the clue and fill in the entry.
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You might have seen letters from "Bits" in this entry as it filled in and suspected an anagram, but no.
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A three-disk set on the New World label, "Unjust Malaise" (Borden's anagram of Eastman's name), gives a superb overview.
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"Most pleasant relatives" — or KIN — plus "listed in new order" — a "new order," or anagram, of "listed" — get you KINDLIEST.
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But if I had more time to work this anagram out more fully, certainly, you could see where this was headed.
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The challenge was finding a mix of cities that felt sufficiently well-known that would also anagram in the same way.
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" First of all, you needed to get atomic and come up with FE for "iron;" then, you needed to anagram "skin.
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Anyhow, in its purest form, an anagram clue: one word to define, two words to scramble, nothing left over at all.
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"When approaching our new collaboration, I liked the challenge of creating an anagram from a song title," Fairey wrote on his blog.
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Lyra (who might remind you of her near-anagram Arya from "Thrones") is still a child — brave, smart and vulnerable to manipulation.
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Trump's disregard — no, contempt — for professionalism is in some ways an anagram of his aversion to norms, to tradition, to simple courtesy.
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I like the way it suggests a reconfiguration, by having an anagram in the title, which is what the band had done.
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There was a symmetry with the hands and when we found the anagram it just felt very in keeping with the hands.
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A "Treatment in which beauticians dampen eyes" is MANI PEDI because that word contains two eyes (I's) and an anagram of DAMPEN.
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Instead of focusing on primary care physicians, Anagram reaches out to dentists, ophthalmologists and others to help them with their billing needs.
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It would be so easy to fall into a trap here and try to anagram "mouthed," because of that "off" attached to it!
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Also, because I'd tangled with 34A, I didn't read 12D as an anagram — it's "It'd be LR" anagrammed to a comic strip, DILBERT.
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Because women have better things to do than endlessly sit alone, practicing their anagram clusters—they play Scrabble for fun because… It's a game.
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Many Republicans still claim publicly that climate change will not happen, that the fact "Denali" is an anagram of "denial" is just a coincidence.
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As an undergraduate, he had written a piece of software called Anagram Genius, which, when supplied with names or phrases, cleverly rearranged the letters.
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I thought 44A was a challenge, because at first it looks like an anagram is involved: "Great: G + rate" is an obvious letter shuffle.
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Let's go back to 24A: FIRED is an anagram of FRIED, especially when you STIR it: You need to STIR FRIED to get FIRED.
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That Mr. Ozkaya's installation, titled "We Will Wait" (or, in French, "En attendons," an anagram of "Étant donnés"), projects an image is beyond doubt.
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Next came the upper left, where I started with SHAWTY and HAM ON RYE (which just so happens to be an anagram of EHARMONY).
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The clue is "Practical sort ... or anagram #1 of the only seven letters used to make this puzzle," and the answer here is REALIST.
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Today, creator Toby Fox has released a free follow-up on Undertale named Deltarune — a name that many are noting is an anagram of Undertale.
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I'm not one to put too much emphasis on album titles, but this one is an anagram of Interpol, and it also means The Painter.
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We have been told in the theme entry that the clue is an anagram, because the instruction to move the letters around is right there.
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In this case, the definition/synonym is "Party requests," and the wordplay is an anagram "for" Stevie: EVITES, the electronic invitation and party planning service.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to the clue "Actress McCarthy is wandering" is MELISSA'S AIMLESS and the word AIMLESS is an anagram of MELISSA.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to the clue "Actress McCarthy is wandering" is MELISSA'S AIMLESS and the word AIMLESS is an anagram of MELISSA.
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John Donne was a poet and a man of words, so even he could appreciate the fact that "on end" is an ANAGRAM of his surname.
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Grotesque Tables II, itself an anagram of Oblique Strategies, are now available through a website created by New York based artist and conceptual musician Noah Wall.
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" On his Facebook page, held under a pseudonym that is an anagram of his name, a clenched black fist is accompanied by the slogan "Deaf Power.
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" While "rock idol" is the synonym for the answer ELVIS, the word "rock" is a signal that you will need to anagram the brand name "Levis.
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While representatives for the space say there are no outside investors, they did confirm there are sponsors for installations, including Maybelline New York, Gymboree and Anagram.
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"Accessing benefits and paying for healthcare really doesn't have to be as difficult as it is today," said Jeremy Bluvol, co-founder and CEO of Anagram.
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Using a definition for "doctor" as a noun, instead of interpreting that word as an active indicator to anagram some of the clue, is also counterintuitive.
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" Lolita takes lessons from an aging, gay tennis legend named Ned Litam (an anagram of sorts for Tilden) who surrounds himself with a "harem of ball boys.
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Each theme entry consists of two parts: The first is a verb and the second is a city that happens to be an anagram of the verb.
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I faltered a bit at 5D, where the word "arranged" in the clue signaled another anagram, because I had not seen the word spelled that way before.
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Mr. Talvacchio is no stranger to puzzles, especially anagram ones, but today he makes his crossword puzzle debut in The New York Times, so please welcome him.
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Thus, "Where one doing a piercing can labor with ease" can clue EARLOBE, because LABOR + EE ("ease") is an anagram, and the whole clue suggests the answer.
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The answer is that we were supposed to anagram those all-cap theme clues to get a series of road SIGNs, whose letters are OUT OF ORDER.
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Malech has written nine poems, each with a line from "Metaphors" as an epigraph; each of Malech's poems is an anagram of the entirety of Plath's poem.
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It's the most polished, but also more groove-based, bringing to mind his future work with Talking Heads ("King's Lead Hat" is an anagram for that bands name).
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Trump trade policy adviser Peter Navarro repeatedly quoted an imaginary person in his books, with perspectives from "Ron Vara" -- an anagram of Navarro -- on both China and Brazil.
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But when "Colbert" came out on top, NASA cheekily responded by instead naming a treadmill after Colbert, in anagram form — the Combined Operational Load Bearing External Resistance Treadmill.
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We know that when we anagram, the answers have to be real words or phrases that contain exactly the letters and number of letters in the original word.
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I think I somehow noticed that DETROIT and I DOTTER (a meticulous person) were anagrams, so I went hunting for other major cities with some kind of consistent anagram.
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These collage-like sonics recently got a visual analogue in a trippy music video directed by Noamir Productions, an anagram moniker for brother-sister team Romain and Marion Castéra.
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And here is where the similarity to solving a cryptic crossword clue emerges: In a cryptic crossword, an anagram indicator is typically a word that describes mixing things up.
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The crossword puzzle would be a stolid, purely intellectual test of one's vocabulary, and how long could you solve those before you cried out for an anagram or two?
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I also solved 48A, an anagram, to TRIS but I don't know what this entry has to do with "Speaker who caused a stir" despite my best Googling efforts.
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Similarly, a clue like "Anagram of the letters O-N-D" for NOD and DON feels like it was the only clue that would have supported the two entries.
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As it rebrands from Patch to Anagram, the healthcare billing platform making it easier for providers to accept out-of-network patients has raised $9.1 million in new financing.
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My favorite type of P&A clue is one in which the entire clue defines the answer and neatly contains an anagram or other wordplay on it as well.
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This is an anagram, of the three first words, meaning the last two words — if you go to a reunion, you are probably going to encounter this as well.
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Now, as Nas — an anagram of N.S.A., or National Security Agency, where she heads a secret department investigating the tattooed Jane (Jaimie Alexander) — her boots veer brown, suede and practical.
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I loved 27A for its misdirection – instead of a sign to anagram, "crazy" in this instance equaled MENTAL, so you got Dorothy's aunt EM, MENTAL about Hot, which became EMMENTHAL.
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Mr. Abel (which anagrams to "blamer") offers us a set of four, starred theme clues where you are supposed to anagram the clue's letters to come up with the answer.
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The stunt, comprising selected arias rather than the entire opera, was based around an anagram - Don Giovanni turned into the Czech "John do vany" which means "John into the tub".
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My second question is really a subset, corollary or anagram of the first: How can Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and Martha McSally stand to look at themselves in the mirror?
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Without that constraint, it would be highly reasonable to interpret this clue as an anagram because of "party — it's a gas" but there are too many letters to rearrange there.
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And "damaged" is yet another way of saying you need to "disrupt" or anagram the letters (most synonyms that imply mixing or movement of some kind are asking for anagramming).
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The answer happens to be E-HARMONY, with the definition being "site where you can find online matches" and "order" asks you to anagram "ham on rye" to E-HARMONY.
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Readers will remember May by her fictional anagram in "Little Women," Amy, she of the fetching blond curls, maladroit malapropisms (she says "samphire" when she means "vampire") and inchoate artistic ambitions.
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At 163D, "Edited" strongly suggests an anagram, and if you rearrange the letters in "article" around "n" (the first letter of "new") you'll get a "member of the orchestra" — a CLARINET.
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Before he is murdered, he uses his final moments to arrange his body in the form of Leonardo's "Vitruvian Man" and leaves behind an anagram and Fibonacci's numeral series as clues.
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An anagram of "A Life," FAILE grew from the burgeoning street art scene in NYC and by 2006 were showing their work in UK galleries alongside Shepard Fairey and Banksy, among others.
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But if you use "bananas" as a signal to potentially anagram, and notice that ROD LOVES is eight letters, then you can deduce that RODLOVES, anagrammed, is peddled too many, or OVERSOLD.
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In his latest wild antic, the Cubs third baseman disguised himself as European prospect "Roy Nabryt" (an anagram for Bryant), who is transferring into top DII team Mesa Community College as a sophomore.
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For years before the company's purchase of Wild Oats, Mackey used the alias "Rahodeb," an anagram of his wife's name, to post comments on Web forums praising Whole Foods and criticizing Wild Oats.
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David Woolf is back with an anagram theme, and if your grid is jumping around, it might be because Mr. Woolf is preparing a TOSSED SALAD for us, which is revealed at 62A.
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But when you're best known as a former vocalist for The Velvet Underground and a leading light of Andy Warhol's Factory — and your very name is an anagram of "icon" — the legend lingers.
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I do find that good old-fashioned pen and paper can help with a long anagram like some of these, though — just line up the words and cross out letters as you go.
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So, the lines between actual Riverdale and G&G's Eldervaer — itself an anagram for Riverdale — blur as the these two groups of heroes attempt to save Archie Andrews, "The Red Paladin" in game-speak.
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Four examples (that I found) required you to translate a roman numeral (usually 50) to its letter equivalent, in conjunction with an anagram or a pun (ALL was a cute little entry, I thought).
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Her stage name is an anagram of her real first name, and also the name of a street in Brooklyn she spent time on in her teens ... as she was beginning to write music.
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If you're a cryptic aficionado, the title of this puzzle reads classic cryptic: "Confusion," and other words that mean chaos and disorder, tend to tip a solver off to an anagram, the reordering of letters.
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An affectionate anagram of the phrase "my dog," Domgy could be yanked from an episode of the classic "Jetsons" cartoon—even though his functions are more like robotic housekeeper Rosie than the family's pet dog Astro.
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As fans on Reddit pointed out, "Christa Carlyle and Van Delorey" is an anagram for "Clearly Car Vandal Is End Theory" — which, really, should give you enough reason to believe Peter's theory is the correct one.
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An affectionate anagram of the phrase "my dog," Domgy could be yanked from an episode of the classic "Jetsons" cartoon — even though its functions are more like robotic housekeeper Rosie than the family's pet dog Astro.
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For years before the company's purchase of organic food producer Wild Oats, Mackey used the alias "Rahodeb," an anagram of his wife's name, to post comments on web forums praising Whole Foods and criticizing Wild Oats.
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He is apparently a figment of Mr. Navarro's imagination — an anagram of Mr. Navarro's surname that the trade adviser created as a Hitchcockian writing device and stuck with as something of an inside joke with himself.
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In a recent puzzle, "1,000 new L.A. cops" was a clue for LAWMEN, which is an anagram of M + NEW LA. Similarly, words in clues that sound like letters can represent those letters in the wordplay.
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The 13th letter of the real alphabet is M. So your F is now an M. Run all eight letters through the code word string and you get a jumble of new letters that form an anagram.
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Navarro, who has been a key player in President Donald Trump's trade talks, acknowledged last week to CNN and others that he made up an alter ego using an anagram of his own name, "Ron Vara," in his books.
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Try your hand at a few of these: 31A, 35A, 57A, 12D, 5D, 36D; there is a great word at 58A, an anagram of "let usual," and a few slightly more complex clues at 37D and 40D, for starters.
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There is a definition or synonym for the answer, some indication that you need to do something like anagram a part of the clue and then the part of the clue that needs to have something done to it.
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According to the legal notice served to KBF, a New Delhi–based firm Anagram Architects had created the design of the main biennial pavilion in Cabral Yard, but that the KBF grossly underestimated the actual cost of its construction.
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Each of the theme clues solves to a two-word answer; in each of the two-word answers, the second word is an anagram of the first word, minus one letter — and that letter is singled out with the circle.
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But there are always some concepts that I find simpler, and there's always an anagram or two, which are like multiple choice questions on a test: the answer's definitely there in front of you; you just need to find it.
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For the sake of the explanation to follow, if you don't see a clue, it's fair to assume that it is an anagram that requires no steps other than mixing up letters in a word or words in the clue.
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The only letters in the entire grid will be R, E, A, L, I, S and T. There are a total of four anagrams in this theme, and solving has been made easier by including " ... or anagram #X" in those clues.
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Moving down to 33A, "Like ambitious scientists?" we find an entry that adheres to the second rule of emphasis, but instead of adding a letter, we have to do a nano-anagram of "noble" to NOBEL, as in NOBEL MINDED.
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Cuomo got chord progression inspiration from "Walk Away Renee" by The Left Banke, and discusses how he put the title through an anagram generator, labeling a demo "Awake and Early" to help his mind move in a different direction from that song.
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"Stew, cryptically," is intended to tip off the solver to one of the most common techniques in this type of grid, the anagram, the use of which would itself ordinarily be tipped off by something like "doctor," or "novel," or "nuts" or … WILD.
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According to the Times, Navarro supplemented his argument for the tariffs in a memo purportedly sent from an email address belonging to "Ron Vara" -- an anagram of his own name Navarro has previously acknowledged quoting as an "inside joke" in his books.
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I'm not going to lie, I was worried that we were going to have to combine all of the letters of all of the theme entries and anagram that whole mess into a bunch of different comestibles, which would have been bananas.
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While it's tempting to think that "truant" might imply an anagram or some missing letter, it's actually part of the definition of AWOL, a soldier who's absent without leave; run that backward inside a word for "drink" and you will get BELOW AVERAGE.
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In this new book, a techie genius named Edmond Kirsch (I looked for a secret anagram but found only Dim Shock Nerd) is killed on the brink of revealing a huge scientific breakthrough, one which he promises will change religious views of Creation forever.
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The Soho gallery's entire inaugural exhibition, devoted to more than 450 drawings by the imaginary artist "Naomi V. Jelish" (an anagram of Jamie Shovlin, who made the works), was bought by the British collector Charles Saatchi for 25,000 pounds, about $45,13 at the time.
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ACETATE was a bit of an Anglophile's entry; CHARLIE made you anagram another answer, LARCH, and tack it on to "that is," or IE. One step beyond the mash-up is the insertion, where you put one element inside the other to get your entry.
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I didn't know the word ORIELS or the connection to "oilers" besides it being an anagram; and I'm still not sure why the answer to 23A's "July 3rd and April 5th" is ELLS, although I'm sure I'll kick myself when you explain it to me.
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This time Ms. Fendi and the playful Italian artist Nico Vascellari (who, as the partner of her daughter Delfina Delettrez, is effectively her son-in-law) toyed with both the label's logo and its city of origin, rendering Fendi as the anagram Fiend and Roma as Amor.
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It's a collection of poems about loneliness and daydreams and Afros and snack foods and — strangely, brilliantly, perfectly — about Robert Redford (the title is an anagram for his name.) Petrosino finds a language for longing that captures how it's holy and transcendent and crippling all at once.
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Suffice to say, it is probably a good bet that half of your clues will have an anagram as either all or part of its entry, so even if you miss a few on the first go-around, you are still going to make a dent in your puzzle.
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In the frame, someone named Naomi trades letters with a man whose name is an anagram of "Naomi Alderman," in a world in which women are the dominant side of a gender binary that functions exactly like ours, only reversed: Men are sexualized, objectified, patronized (matronized?) and diminished, their achievements disrespected.
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That turned out to take a LOT of digging because most state names, like Illinois and Hawaii, don't have easy letters to anagram; none of these five phrases had ever appeared before in The New York Times, and three of them were not even in any of my word lists.
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Let's look at 13A as an example: "Gainfully employed Grannie with juggling (7)": At first glance, the entry will seem to be either a synonym of "Gainfully employed" or "Juggling," but as you gain experience, you'll learn that words like "juggling" are a signal that you will need to anagram something.
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Experiments that the cognitive psychologist Roderick W. Smith and I conducted in the 1990s showed that a person can solve a problem — say, an anagram — by having the solution become available to him or her suddenly and in a complete chunk: Insights do sometimes spring to mind in their final, turnkey form.
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Well, maybe we can't explain why the anagram had to involve an Austin Powers-esque term for sex, but now that you know, it'll be pretty hard not to notice next time you sit down to Easy A. BTW, if you want to impress your pals — er, chums — and act like you knew all along, we'll never tell.
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A few clues have a side of pun with their anagram; don't be surprised to need to know a bit of both for a clue like 41D, where an "ex" can become an X, or 45D, where "well-head" tells you to use the "head" of the word "well" in your answer — W. That segues us into puns.
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For aficionados of Oulipo (Ouvroir de littérature potentielle), her direction of the anagram toward irresolvable and painful personal subjects such as pain, pregnancy, absence, and loss, may come as a shock—either welcome or not, as Oulipeans — and many other contemporary poets interested in innovative language — have focused more on form and structure as sites of experimental possibility.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Stan Brakhage's Metaphors on Vision (22014) is a key film book by a filmmaker — along with others including Maya Deren's An Anagram of Ideas on Art Form and Film (22017); Sergei Eisenstein's The Film Sense (22016) and Film Forum (21998); Robert Bresson's Notes on the Cinematographer (20113); and Andrei Tarkovsky's Sculpting in Time (22011).
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A perfectly nice friend will text to see if you want to grab a drink, and you'll be thinking: You want to sip a beverage and chat when we could be jimmying open an armoire that contains a bloody doll with an anagram carved into her left foot that we have to chant three times holding hands before an amulet falls from the ceiling?
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Click on the ones you need help with to see the answer and its anagram indicator: 17A: DAM MAD SCRAMBLE (Scramble MAD to get DAM) 24A: FIRED STIR FRIED (Stir FRIED to get FIRED) 36A: PARBOIL BIPOLAR DISORDER (Disorder BIPOLAR to get PARBOIL) 50A: STREAM MIX MASTER (Mix MASTER to get STREAM) 62A: LYDIA DAILY JUMBLE (Jumble DAILY to get LYDIA) The seed entry for this puzzle was the highly appropriate DAILY JUMBLE.
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