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Paladinen [302]
4 years ago
9

How many words can you make using the 'Microscope Mania'? (No "s" plurals allowed.)

English
2 answers:
laila [671]4 years ago
6 0
Microscope, mania, micro, scope, men, man, cop, mop, mope, cope, soap, poison, can, corpse, car, moose, sane, son, nope, rope, pan, scan, ran, scrape, pan, rap, cap, map, nap, score, Rom, poor, core, miner, moan, moaner, moaners, roam, more, mom, pro, sonic, room, scam, so, pose, prom, prime, me, moon, in, an, sin, crop, mine, ice, rice, price, rose, nose, noise, nip, aim, ape, ear, era, care, reason, mic, cape, cramp, ramp, ram, crime, sap, sip, simmer, rain, main, scoop, spoon, pain, pine, coop, crane, mane, mope, pen, rim, camera, pore, sop, rise, prism, prone, snore, minor, spine, manic, car, snipe, sniper, pace, mince, panic, a, mimic, maroon, sore, scream, pea, scare, peas, armies, names, name, Maine, poem, are, no, on, nor, soar, soon, mason, rip, some, mean, aero, nap, moo, mane, oar, maniac, America, picnic, or, corp, mine, crane, miner, mono, sir, sire, race, case, cream, marina, cone, panic, spam, coarse, cane, opera, cacao, cocoa, corn, nose, main, nice, air, pin, one, ocean, oar, ice, ice cap, raisin, picnic, sperm, macaroni, mini cooper, Ario. 

kipiarov [429]4 years ago
3 0
Microscope, mania, spoon, man, <span>man, micro, scorpion, pan, scope, Pam, pose, an, ape, camera, pine, cone, pen, name, pin, main, mane, rope, pore, nip, cope, score, core, crime, pea, cop, soccer, rim, sin, map, prone, scone, soap, ace, race, pace, case, Maison, scream, mop, mope, men, con, creep, crisp, prim, pram, cram, ram, cape, rape, Mame, pain, pane, name, sim, sara, mine, me, moon, moose, can, cane, rose, nope, pro, poor, ear, era, care, rap, scoop, rain, crane, scam, cam, mama, mom, camera, simmer, mice, near, crop, rice, noose, nose, reason, penis


sorry if i listed some twice
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