Could the word

[theonlyone]

Answerbank be an anagram ?

[leggysreturn]

ban wan kers



lmao

[carter69]

hows about
swan banker ???????????????

[khoey]

'Snake brawn.

[MsEVP]

or

swanker ban (much more polite)

[stewey]

B'swana Renk

A famous German chappie in German East Africa circa 1912

[MsEVP]

Did you just make that up, Stewey?

[carter69]

i smell a rat there stewey

[stewey]

Well now......you know: there just might have been an officer in the Imperial German Army with the surname Renk. Furthermore, the natives might have added the honorific "b'swana"........and then, of course, there might not have been. If there was, his first name was Helmut and he was a Kapitain.

[MsEVP]

stewey anagram:

WET YES!

[MsEVP]

or possibly

SWEETY

[theonlyone]

So what is an anagram for Lego ?
No abuse as this is a cool thread for early
Saturday evening !!!

[stewey]

MsEVP, you caught me: my imagination was running rampant. As punishment, I will force-march to the pub and drink some penitent beers.......I like your second anagram the best:)

[stewey]

Anagram for 'lego': geol........a subj. which you can study at uni.

[janzman]

As anagrams go anyone from Newark (US or UK) is a Wa nker

[khoey]

GOEL
in Hebrew the participle of the verb �to redeem�

[theonlyone]

So maybe Lego has is a redeemer ???

[MsEVP]

More aptly:

OGLE

of which I`m sure he does a lot

[trt]

An anagram for Lego is easy,

Its Ar$ehole!

[Kobby]

My anagram for trrt is

What a fookin wan ker

[pinktwink]

as knew barn
as knew bran
as new brank