Question

Not sure if this is a math question . I guess its more of a catch question and is very amusing.

Rearrange the letters of NEW DOOR to give one word.

The book I got it from said there are 2 possible answers.

Answer 1

Does it have to contain all the letters and does it have to be one 7 letter word?

Answer 2

good question - if i answer that i might give it away

Answer 3

one word

Answer 4

trick question ftw XD

Answer 5

Zarkon has one answer

Answer 6

LOL I thought Zarkon was answering my question

Answer 7

lol

Answer 8

The other answer is bizarre:
- as nothing is said about the orientation of each letter when they are rearranged you can turn the W upside down and the you get
DOORMEN

Answer 9

- I would never have got that!

Answer 10

Clever :D
Reminds me of the
T O W A R
^ form one word without using any letter twice

question I encountered a while back :D

Answer 11

TOWER maybe?

Answer 12

There's no E :D

Answer 13

right - but it send nothing about replacing a letter - but i suppose we have to assume you use all the letters that are there.

Answer 14

Yeah, that. Bloody loopholes. :)

Answer 15

Water?

Answer 16

no E.
-.-

Answer 17

woter

Answer 18

lol

Answer 19

in my village we spell it woter

Answer 20

There's still no E.

Answer 21

wotar

Answer 22

lol

Answer 23

lol

Answer 24

Answer?

Answer 25

yea - tell us

Answer 26

why cant i form a word that has no meaning :)

Answer 27

ARROWROOT.
You know which loophole was exploited ;)

Answer 28

yes - each letter is used three times

Answer 29

mhmm :)

Answer 30

oh no

Answer 31

Was ist los?

Answer 32

hey did u guys know that
saying Word! is actually not slang

Answer 33

lol the dictionary uses it that way too

Answer 34

Exclamation
Used to express agreement: "“That Jay is one dangerous character.” “Word.”"

Answer 35

I see it now A and R and only used once and others 3 times - good puzzle

Answer 36

lol A T and W I should have said.

Answer 37

My brain is 'kaput' - thats whats 'los' !

Answer 38

Oh well...

Answer 39

Do you live in Germany Terenzreignz?

Answer 40

Terenz (bitte)
And no, I just felt like typing that sentence at the time. Do you? :)

Answer 41

no - its just that I'm visiting Cologne in August for a few days and was wondering if they spoke Hoch Deutsch there. Last time a visited
a village near Munich and had great difficulty in understanding them

Answer 42

Are you German, then?

Answer 43

no - I'm Welsh but a learnt German in school and spent one year in North Germany about 10 years ago.

Answer 44

Point taken. And understood :)