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If you rearrange the letter NOPTYH you would have the name of ana?
The letters spell the word python.
If you rearrange the letters SEOMU the you would have the name of an?
Animal. SEOMU can be rearranged to MOUSE.
If you rearrange the letters NOPTHY you have the name of an?
you have the name of a ... snake PYTHON
If you rearrange the letters ANLDEGN you would have the name of ocean or animal or city or country?
Those letters unscramble to make England -a country.
What do the letters Cifaipc rearrange to spell?
The letters CIFAIPC spell "pacific" (calm), which is capitalized as the name Pacific (Ocean).
If you rearrange the letter NOPTYH you would have the name of ana?
The letters spell the word python.
If you rearrange the letters noptyh you have a name of?
Those letters can be used to spell "python", which is the name of both a snake and a programming language.
If you rearrange the letters seomu you would have the name of Alan?
If you rearrange the letters "seomu", you would have the name of a/an: Is it an animal, city, country, or ocean
If you rearrange the letters TOOKY you would have the name of aan?
City. Tokyo. If you rearrange the letters "TOOKY" you get Tokyo.
If you rearrange the letters CARNEFyou would have the name of?
France
If you rearrange the letters IHRCA you would have the name of a?
You would have the name of a 'piece of furtniture' - the letters make CHAIR
What name would you have of if you rearrange the letters of 'anich'?
You would have China, the name of a country.
If you rearrange the letters MANGERY you would have the name of a?
Greyman or graymen
If you rearrange the letters ANLDEGNyou would have the name of a?
Rearranging these letters gives you the name of a country. The country is England.
If you rearrange the letters atedrybed you would have the name of atedrybed?
teddy bear
What would you have if you rearrange the letters seomuy in your name?
mousey (infested with mice)
If you rearrange the letters anldegn you would have the name of a n?
Nation (England)
