Set of Four Letters
How many set of 4 letters that can be changed in order ( so something like b-o-o-k and k-o-b-o) are there if they are used to fill in the blanks and made a sentence that make sense?
A _o_a_l_ doctor had _o_a_l_ and therefore was _o_a_l to operate.
-James Yu
A _o_a_l_ doctor had _o_a_l_ and therefore was _o_a_l to operate.
-James Yu
Labels: SharedPuzzle, wordfun
posted by Rajesh Lal at
9:17 AM
3 Comments:
If I understand this, the words should fit "?o?a?l?". And the same 4 missing letters are swapped to make the sentance.
Here are the words that fit "?o?a?l?". But I have not found the solution to the rest.
CODABLE
CORACLE
CORALLA
DOWABLE
FOCALLY
LOCALLY
LOSABLE
LOVABLE
LOVABLY
LOYALLY
MODALLY
MONAULS
MORALLS
MORALLY
MOVABLE
MOVABLY
NODALLY
NOTABLE
NOTABLY
POTABLE
ROPABLE
ROWABLE
ROYALLY
SOWABLE
TONALLY
TOTABLE
TOTALLY
TOWABLE
VOCABLE
VOCABLY
VOCALLY
VOLABLE
VOTABLE
WOMANLY
ZONALLY
A *notable* doctor had *no table* and therefore was *not able* to operate.
Therefore letters are:
n t b e
and the word is:
bent
'Bent' iss only a partial answer. The question was how many sets of 4 letters can be used. It doesn't even require the sets to be a word.
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