Words pair up, unzip, and produce children












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Watch in this example as the words PARLOUS and MANIAC pair up and unzip to produce PROSAIC and ALUMNA:



PARLOUS    MANIAC





PARLOUS  MANIAC





PARLOUSMANIAC





P R O S A I C

 A L U M N A





PROSAIC

ALUMNA


In the example above, we will refer to PROSAIC as the firstborn child because it holds the first letter ("P").



I have created 25 more such word families, but I have only given you the firstborn child. See if you can determine the rest of the family (i.e., the two parents and the second child).




  1. SARDINES

  2. FUTURES

  3. GENESIS

  4. GENTLE

  5. CENSER

  6. BRAINED

  7. PINCER

  8. BADDIE

  9. POISON

  10. GATORS

  11. GUSHED

  12. WAGONS

  13. PORTED

  14. SUREST

  15. PENNED

  16. TRIALS

  17. TIPPED

  18. CLIMES

  19. CRONES

  20. TAPERS

  21. UNREAL

  22. SALTED

  23. SACRED

  24. GENRES

  25. CLOSES






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    $begingroup$


    Watch in this example as the words PARLOUS and MANIAC pair up and unzip to produce PROSAIC and ALUMNA:



    PARLOUS    MANIAC
    

    

    
PARLOUS  MANIAC
    

    

    
PARLOUSMANIAC
    

    

    
P R O S A I C
    
 A L U M N A
    

    

    
PROSAIC
    
ALUMNA


    In the example above, we will refer to PROSAIC as the firstborn child because it holds the first letter ("P").



    I have created 25 more such word families, but I have only given you the firstborn child. See if you can determine the rest of the family (i.e., the two parents and the second child).




    1. SARDINES

    2. FUTURES

    3. GENESIS

    4. GENTLE

    5. CENSER

    6. BRAINED

    7. PINCER

    8. BADDIE

    9. POISON

    10. GATORS

    11. GUSHED

    12. WAGONS

    13. PORTED

    14. SUREST

    15. PENNED

    16. TRIALS

    17. TIPPED

    18. CLIMES

    19. CRONES

    20. TAPERS

    21. UNREAL

    22. SALTED

    23. SACRED

    24. GENRES

    25. CLOSES






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      Watch in this example as the words PARLOUS and MANIAC pair up and unzip to produce PROSAIC and ALUMNA:



      PARLOUS    MANIAC
      

      

      
PARLOUS  MANIAC
      

      

      
PARLOUSMANIAC
      

      

      
P R O S A I C
      
 A L U M N A
      

      

      
PROSAIC
      
ALUMNA


      In the example above, we will refer to PROSAIC as the firstborn child because it holds the first letter ("P").



      I have created 25 more such word families, but I have only given you the firstborn child. See if you can determine the rest of the family (i.e., the two parents and the second child).




      1. SARDINES

      2. FUTURES

      3. GENESIS

      4. GENTLE

      5. CENSER

      6. BRAINED

      7. PINCER

      8. BADDIE

      9. POISON

      10. GATORS

      11. GUSHED

      12. WAGONS

      13. PORTED

      14. SUREST

      15. PENNED

      16. TRIALS

      17. TIPPED

      18. CLIMES

      19. CRONES

      20. TAPERS

      21. UNREAL

      22. SALTED

      23. SACRED

      24. GENRES

      25. CLOSES






      wordplay







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      $endgroup$




      Watch in this example as the words PARLOUS and MANIAC pair up and unzip to produce PROSAIC and ALUMNA:



      PARLOUS    MANIAC
      

      

      
PARLOUS  MANIAC
      

      

      
PARLOUSMANIAC
      

      

      
P R O S A I C
      
 A L U M N A
      

      

      
PROSAIC
      
ALUMNA


      In the example above, we will refer to PROSAIC as the firstborn child because it holds the first letter ("P").



      I have created 25 more such word families, but I have only given you the firstborn child. See if you can determine the rest of the family (i.e., the two parents and the second child).




      1. SARDINES

      2. FUTURES

      3. GENESIS

      4. GENTLE

      5. CENSER

      6. BRAINED

      7. PINCER

      8. BADDIE

      9. POISON

      10. GATORS

      11. GUSHED

      12. WAGONS

      13. PORTED

      14. SUREST

      15. PENNED

      16. TRIALS

      17. TIPPED

      18. CLIMES

      19. CRONES

      20. TAPERS

      21. UNREAL

      22. SALTED

      23. SACRED

      24. GENRES

      25. CLOSES






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