EAT YOUR WORDS VIII
Credit GAMES Magazine - December, 1998
Stephen Sniderman

Each word in the left-hand column can "eat" one of the words in the right-hand column to produce a new word - without any re-arrangement of letters. For example, the word CLING can swallow the word ODD to form CODDLING. The words in the right-hand column are not in order. Can you match the eaters with the "eatees" and determine the new words?

CLING                         IS
FEAR                          AX
BAN                            PIG                                           
SOT                            ODD                                     
BAR                           THE
PING                          BOO
EXTENT                    EGG
RELATION                RESENT

Answers:

CLING - ODD - - CODDLING
FEAR - THE - - FEATHER
BAN - BOO - - BABOON
SOT - PIG - - SPIGOT
BAR - EGG - - BEGGAR
PING - RESENT - - PRESENTING
EXTENT - IS - - EXISTENT
RELATION - AX - - RELAXATION