EAT YOUR WORDS III
Credit: GAMES Magazine - Nov. 2013
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 SUED can swallow the word STAIN to form SUSTAINED. The words in the right-hand column are not in order. Can you match the eaters with the "eatees" and determine the new words?

TRESSES                  PI           
BEING                       DELI
CENTER                   LIT             
ONION                     SPA
SINE                         TIME
MAY                         TRAY
QUAY                       HOGAN
                                            
                     

Answers:

TRESSES - SPA - - TRESPASSES
BEING - TRAY - - BETRAYING
CENTER - TIME - - CENTIMETER
ONION - PI - - OPINION
SINE - DELI - - SIDELINE
MAY - HOGAN - - MAHOGANY
QUAY - LIT - - QUALITY