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icauser44

23rd September 2015, 00:32
Can you use all of the given letters to form a complete word or phrase.

1. Gnatejycho

2. Irsfolagte
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greedy kite

23rd September 2015, 01:12
Ha! Ha!

Neither set produces a normal English word (or phrase)
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busby

23rd September 2015, 01:22
2 List of gear.
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greedy kite

23rd September 2015, 08:00
Well, if that's a normal English phrase.............................
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escher

23rd September 2015, 08:28
1 They can jog or Hey cant jog ??
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busby

23rd September 2015, 08:30
...........................Define normal GK ;-)
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chiaroscuro

23rd September 2015, 11:14
2 fortilages - it's in Chambers
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greedy kite

23rd September 2015, 11:14
Agreed, busby! But if the other suggestion is correct, I'll eat my ......................
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greedy kite

23rd September 2015, 11:16
I hadn't seen yours, chiaro. What on earth is this setter thinking of ?????????????????
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chiaroscuro

23rd September 2015, 11:24
Dunno, greedy kite, but I found a new site that gave an answer when the usual ones failed.
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