Station Anagrams

[HST Power]

This thread has done well, still going!

I think that anagram is Rhosneigr, but I'm going to wait for confirmation. Open floor if I'm right.

 

[imagination]

Rhosneigr is right.

And why do you keep leaving open floors? It isnt hard to come up with anagrams (and if you really can't then use an online anagram solver) and kind of destroys the fun for people if you dont give stuff yourself.

 

[185]

Damn beaten to it
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Okay. Here's one.



MEW

 

[imagination]

wem

TENETS ROW

 

[185]

Westerton



BEACH
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Anyone?

 

[OxtedL]

If you check wiki, it seems there is was a Beach station once (not on NR though)...

Bache.

Try DAMSEL FIN.

 

[185]

I got Field Mans before that one dawned on me. -- -- Mansfield


NOODLES NO NUT

 

[12CSVT]

London Euston

Use Beer Knob

 

[185]

Bekesbourne




FLUKESELL
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tum te tumm.....

 

[imagination]

I started trying to find an anagram of tum te tumm there...

ulleskelf

IN-OUT RACES

 

[12CSVT]

Carnoustie

Took Small Crag

 

[ReverendFozz]

Lostock Gralam

CHASE FOLKS HOLLY

 

[Eagle]

Kyle of Lochalsh

LILLIETH

 

[12CSVT]

Tile Hill

AXED ROSES

 

[Eagle]

Essex Road

Boringly easy, but I had to...
ELY

 

[HST Power]

I already did that one!

 

[12CSVT]

Essex Road

Boringly easy, but I had to...
ELY

Lye

Fair enough, if we are going to do stations which are anagrams of each other

DEREHAM

 

[tempests1]

lye

fair enough, if we are going to do stations which are anagrams of each other

dereham

reedham

 

[Eagle]

Lye's certainly interesting for word games. Not only is it an anagram of another station, it's a homophone of another station (Leigh). Other ones like that are Johnston/Johnstone and Rhoose/Roose. And it's the opposite with Gillingham/Gillingham.

Floor appears to be open so...
OWN UP, WELSH TOASTER

 

[43106]

OWN UP, WELSH TOASTER

This is a real GRUBBER (anag - almost!) - you can get NORTH, SOUTH, EAST and WEST out of it, but I haven't got a bleedin' scooby what this is. I don't think it's National Rail. Any chance of a clue...?...please...?...pretty please....?

 

[12CSVT]

This is a real GRUBBER (anag - almost!) - you can get NORTH, SOUTH, EAST and WEST out of it, but I haven't got a bleedin' scooby what this is. I don't think it's National Rail. Any chance of a clue...?...please...?...pretty please....?

And I spent the best part of an hour the other night trawling through all the station names in the 'bible' and couldn't find it.

 

[LE Greys]

There's a THORPE in there as well, and an ULSTER.

 

[Eagle]

A clue: it's three words, and two punctuation marks (neither of which is a comma, so you can ignore the one in the question).

EDIT: And yes, it is National Rail. And yes, I am using the proper name.

 

[43106]

A clue: it's three words, and two punctuation marks (neither of which is a comma, so you can ignore the one in the question).

My guess is that the punctuation marks are 'open' and 'close' brackets. Can't see them being anything else.

EDIT: And yes, it is National Rail.

I'm still none the wiser. This is STILL a real "stabrad" (anag.)!

 

[OxtedL]

Newport (South Wales)

open floor.

 

[Eagle]

Finally!

LOATHFUL IN WARM CONK

 

[Class172]

WHAT'S CROIPID?

A rubbish one I know, but it was actually quite hard to find one for this particular station.
HINT: there's no punctuation

 

[Eagle]

Whoa, we've got two at once. Being as I didn't solve an anagram when I posted mine, I'll solve Class172's one: it's Droitwich Spa.

(And if you're having trouble finding good words to make an anagram it's not cheating to use an online generator like this one to set a question. It is cheating to use one to find the answer :P)

Still LOATHFUL IN WARM CONK.

 

[Class172]

@Eagle - Correct

 

[12CSVT]

Alnmouth for Alnwick

PING HEEL