None of the sentences below make sense, but they can be made to make sense. In each sentence, every word of four or more letters can be anagrammed into another word so that the sentence will make sense. Do not change the order of the words, and do not change any words of less than four letters. The first letters of the anagrammed words are given below as a hint.

For example, given the sentence: "Outside suited can diver one to diapers." should be transformed to "Tedious duties can drive one to despair."

1. The finished respect unhats the Roman ache thing.

2. Nerve filter whit garnets basset.

3. Ingenue quinate leaders models lead in spiracle.

4. A pierce slits all the tenderising.

5. In gleaner tearing corks are the threads nose.

6. A donator can sauce marginal rustles hewn it this a wont.

HINTS:

1. The f_____ s_____ h_____the m_____ e_____ n_____.

2. N_____ t_____ w_____ s_____ b_____.

3. G_____ a_____ d_____ s_____ d_____ in r_____.

4. A r_____ l_____ all the i_____.

5. In g_____, g_____ r_____ are the h_____ o_____.

6. A t_____ can c_____ a_____ r_____ w_____ it h_____ a t_____.

Answers:

1. The fiendish specter haunts the manor each night.

2. Never trifle with strange beasts.

3. Genuine antique dealers seldom deal in replicas.

4. A recipe lists all the ingredients.

5. In general, granite rocks are the hardest ones. 

 

Credit:

Ben Hamilton

Brainteasers and Mind Benders