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It amuses me that the word CANOES has been there in VOLCANOES all along. And URCHIN is barely hiding in the word LURCHING. And ASPIRIN is right there in ASPIRING. SISTER is in RESISTER. AKIN is in TAKING. HANGERS is in EXCHANGERS. And DEVELOPING has always been thinking about ELOPING.



These words have always been there. Although I've been looking at them my whole life, I've only just noticed them recently. They were hidden in plain sight!



Maybe you've noticed them before. Let's test your powers of observation on some others.



Example:



Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 5-letter word to complete all the words:
HO_____S
INC_____
REC_____


--------------------------------------


Answer: LINES

because it completes all the words:

HOLINESS
INCLINES
RECLINES





See how many of the 10 below you can solve.



Super helpful clue: The fill-in word is semantically and etymologically unrelated to the containing words. (Well, almost always.)



1.  Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
MAN____
FOR____
DIN____


2. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
MA____G
BA____G
TA____G


3. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
P______
FI______
SHO______


4. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
SA____
MU____
DES____


5. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
P____
MO____
KE____NE


6. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
P______G
B______G
______G


7. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
AC______G
SE______G
EX______G


8. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
CO____E
MA____E
STA____E


9. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
SE____NT
RU____NT
CON____NT


10. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
LEF____G
RIGH____G
BA____GS


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It amuses me that the word CANOES has been there in VOLCANOES all along. And URCHIN is barely hiding in the word LURCHING. And ASPIRIN is right there in ASPIRING. SISTER is in RESISTER. AKIN is in TAKING. HANGERS is in EXCHANGERS. And DEVELOPING has always been thinking about ELOPING.



These words have always been there. Although I've been looking at them my whole life, I've only just noticed them recently. They were hidden in plain sight!



Maybe you've noticed them before. Let's test your powers of observation on some others.



Example:



Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 5-letter word to complete all the words:
HO_____S
INC_____
REC_____


--------------------------------------


Answer: LINES

because it completes all the words:

HOLINESS
INCLINES
RECLINES





See how many of the 10 below you can solve.



Super helpful clue: The fill-in word is semantically and etymologically unrelated to the containing words. (Well, almost always.)



1.  Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
MAN____
FOR____
DIN____


2. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
MA____G
BA____G
TA____G


3. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
P______
FI______
SHO______


4. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
SA____
MU____
DES____


5. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
P____
MO____
KE____NE


6. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
P______G
B______G
______G


7. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
AC______G
SE______G
EX______G


8. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
CO____E
MA____E
STA____E


9. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
SE____NT
RU____NT
CON____NT


10. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
LEF____G
RIGH____G
BA____GS


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It amuses me that the word CANOES has been there in VOLCANOES all along. And URCHIN is barely hiding in the word LURCHING. And ASPIRIN is right there in ASPIRING. SISTER is in RESISTER. AKIN is in TAKING. HANGERS is in EXCHANGERS. And DEVELOPING has always been thinking about ELOPING.



These words have always been there. Although I've been looking at them my whole life, I've only just noticed them recently. They were hidden in plain sight!



Maybe you've noticed them before. Let's test your powers of observation on some others.



Example:



Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 5-letter word to complete all the words:
HO_____S
INC_____
REC_____


--------------------------------------


Answer: LINES

because it completes all the words:

HOLINESS
INCLINES
RECLINES





See how many of the 10 below you can solve.



Super helpful clue: The fill-in word is semantically and etymologically unrelated to the containing words. (Well, almost always.)



1.  Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
MAN____
FOR____
DIN____


2. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
MA____G
BA____G
TA____G


3. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
P______
FI______
SHO______


4. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
SA____
MU____
DES____


5. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
P____
MO____
KE____NE


6. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
P______G
B______G
______G


7. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
AC______G
SE______G
EX______G


8. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
CO____E
MA____E
STA____E


9. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
SE____NT
RU____NT
CON____NT


10. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
LEF____G
RIGH____G
BA____GS


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It amuses me that the word CANOES has been there in VOLCANOES all along. And URCHIN is barely hiding in the word LURCHING. And ASPIRIN is right there in ASPIRING. SISTER is in RESISTER. AKIN is in TAKING. HANGERS is in EXCHANGERS. And DEVELOPING has always been thinking about ELOPING.



These words have always been there. Although I've been looking at them my whole life, I've only just noticed them recently. They were hidden in plain sight!



Maybe you've noticed them before. Let's test your powers of observation on some others.



Example:



Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 5-letter word to complete all the words:
HO_____S
INC_____
REC_____


--------------------------------------


Answer: LINES

because it completes all the words:

HOLINESS
INCLINES
RECLINES





See how many of the 10 below you can solve.



Super helpful clue: The fill-in word is semantically and etymologically unrelated to the containing words. (Well, almost always.)



1.  Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
MAN____
FOR____
DIN____


2. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
MA____G
BA____G
TA____G


3. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
P______
FI______
SHO______


4. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
SA____
MU____
DES____


5. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
P____
MO____
KE____NE


6. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
P______G
B______G
______G


7. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 6-letter word to complete all the words:
AC______G
SE______G
EX______G


8. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
CO____E
MA____E
STA____E


9. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
SE____NT
RU____NT
CON____NT


10. Fill in the blanks below with a well-known 4-letter word to complete all the words:
LEF____G
RIGH____G
BA____GS


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    Ah I see. This is a common problem in SE. It's not any particular user's fault, but rather that some (such as you or Gareth) prefer to answer a complete part while others (such as myself or El-Gues) prefer to "show our steps" along the way. I'll actually probably discuss this more in meta, but there's no real proof (unfortunately) whether you or El-Guest answered first. Since El-Guest was the first to post an answer with more solutions, it'll most likely be given to him.
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  1. GOES (mangoes, forgoes, dingoes)




  2. (from North)




    SKIN (masking, basking, tasking)





  3. (from geekahedron)




    RESIDE (preside, fireside, shoreside)





  4. (from North)




    TINY (satiny, mutiny, destiny)





  5. ROSE (prose, morose, kerosene)




  6. RAISIN (praising, braising, raising)




  7. CRETIN (excreting, accenting, secreting)




  8. GNAT (stagnate, magnate, cognate)




  9. DIME (rudiment, sediment, condiment)




  10. TWIN (leftwing, rightwing, batwings)








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Word: Skin

MASKING

BASKING

TASKING




Solution for #4:




TINY







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      Ah I see. This is a common problem in SE. It's not any particular user's fault, but rather that some (such as you or Gareth) prefer to answer a complete part while others (such as myself or El-Gues) prefer to "show our steps" along the way. I'll actually probably discuss this more in meta, but there's no real proof (unfortunately) whether you or El-Guest answered first. Since El-Guest was the first to post an answer with more solutions, it'll most likely be given to him.
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    • $begingroup$
      Aside from such, well done! Please check out the tour of our SE site. If you got the answers from the other users, be sure to credit them as such by putting @(user) or from (user) like El-Guest did
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      $endgroup$
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      3 hours ago










    • $begingroup$
      Ah I see. This is a common problem in SE. It's not any particular user's fault, but rather that some (such as you or Gareth) prefer to answer a complete part while others (such as myself or El-Gues) prefer to "show our steps" along the way. I'll actually probably discuss this more in meta, but there's no real proof (unfortunately) whether you or El-Guest answered first. Since El-Guest was the first to post an answer with more solutions, it'll most likely be given to him.
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      Thanks, after I saw the other posts I was trying to figure out how to do that!
      $endgroup$
      – geekahedron
      3 hours ago










    • $begingroup$
      Aside from such, well done! Please check out the tour of our SE site. If you got the answers from the other users, be sure to credit them as such by putting @(user) or from (user) like El-Guest did
      $endgroup$
      – North
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    • $begingroup$
      Thanks again. And no, I did the whole thing in one go; the other comments didn't show up until I submitted my answer.
      $endgroup$
      – geekahedron
      3 hours ago










    • $begingroup$
      Ah I see. This is a common problem in SE. It's not any particular user's fault, but rather that some (such as you or Gareth) prefer to answer a complete part while others (such as myself or El-Gues) prefer to "show our steps" along the way. I'll actually probably discuss this more in meta, but there's no real proof (unfortunately) whether you or El-Guest answered first. Since El-Guest was the first to post an answer with more solutions, it'll most likely be given to him.
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      3 hours ago










    • $begingroup$
      Aside from such, well done! Please check out the tour of our SE site. If you got the answers from the other users, be sure to credit them as such by putting @(user) or from (user) like El-Guest did
      $endgroup$
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    • $begingroup$
      Thanks again. And no, I did the whole thing in one go; the other comments didn't show up until I submitted my answer.
      $endgroup$
      – geekahedron
      3 hours ago










    • $begingroup$
      Ah I see. This is a common problem in SE. It's not any particular user's fault, but rather that some (such as you or Gareth) prefer to answer a complete part while others (such as myself or El-Gues) prefer to "show our steps" along the way. I'll actually probably discuss this more in meta, but there's no real proof (unfortunately) whether you or El-Guest answered first. Since El-Guest was the first to post an answer with more solutions, it'll most likely be given to him.
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    $begingroup$
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    $begingroup$
    Aside from such, well done! Please check out the tour of our SE site. If you got the answers from the other users, be sure to credit them as such by putting @(user) or from (user) like El-Guest did
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    – North
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    $endgroup$
    – geekahedron
    3 hours ago




    $begingroup$
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    3 hours ago












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    Ah I see. This is a common problem in SE. It's not any particular user's fault, but rather that some (such as you or Gareth) prefer to answer a complete part while others (such as myself or El-Gues) prefer to "show our steps" along the way. I'll actually probably discuss this more in meta, but there's no real proof (unfortunately) whether you or El-Guest answered first. Since El-Guest was the first to post an answer with more solutions, it'll most likely be given to him.
    $endgroup$
    – North
    3 hours ago




    $begingroup$
    Ah I see. This is a common problem in SE. It's not any particular user's fault, but rather that some (such as you or Gareth) prefer to answer a complete part while others (such as myself or El-Gues) prefer to "show our steps" along the way. I'll actually probably discuss this more in meta, but there's no real proof (unfortunately) whether you or El-Guest answered first. Since El-Guest was the first to post an answer with more solutions, it'll most likely be given to him.
    $endgroup$
    – North
    3 hours ago











    2












    $begingroup$



    1. GOES (mangoes, forgoes, dingoes)




    2. (from North)




      SKIN (masking, basking, tasking)





    3. (from geekahedron)




      RESIDE (preside, fireside, shoreside)





    4. (from North)




      TINY (satiny, mutiny, destiny)





    5. ROSE (prose, morose, kerosene)




    6. RAISIN (praising, braising, raising)




    7. CRETIN (excreting, accenting, secreting)




    8. GNAT (stagnate, magnate, cognate)




    9. DIME (rudiment, sediment, condiment)




    10. TWIN (leftwing, rightwing, batwings)








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    • 2




      $begingroup$
      Oh damn, the new puzzler just beat us both XD
      $endgroup$
      – North
      3 hours ago
















    2












    $begingroup$



    1. GOES (mangoes, forgoes, dingoes)




    2. (from North)




      SKIN (masking, basking, tasking)





    3. (from geekahedron)




      RESIDE (preside, fireside, shoreside)





    4. (from North)




      TINY (satiny, mutiny, destiny)





    5. ROSE (prose, morose, kerosene)




    6. RAISIN (praising, braising, raising)




    7. CRETIN (excreting, accenting, secreting)




    8. GNAT (stagnate, magnate, cognate)




    9. DIME (rudiment, sediment, condiment)




    10. TWIN (leftwing, rightwing, batwings)








    share|improve this answer











    $endgroup$









    • 2




      $begingroup$
      Oh damn, the new puzzler just beat us both XD
      $endgroup$
      – North
      3 hours ago














    2












    2








    2





    $begingroup$



    1. GOES (mangoes, forgoes, dingoes)




    2. (from North)




      SKIN (masking, basking, tasking)





    3. (from geekahedron)




      RESIDE (preside, fireside, shoreside)





    4. (from North)




      TINY (satiny, mutiny, destiny)





    5. ROSE (prose, morose, kerosene)




    6. RAISIN (praising, braising, raising)




    7. CRETIN (excreting, accenting, secreting)




    8. GNAT (stagnate, magnate, cognate)




    9. DIME (rudiment, sediment, condiment)




    10. TWIN (leftwing, rightwing, batwings)








    share|improve this answer











    $endgroup$





    1. GOES (mangoes, forgoes, dingoes)




    2. (from North)




      SKIN (masking, basking, tasking)





    3. (from geekahedron)




      RESIDE (preside, fireside, shoreside)





    4. (from North)




      TINY (satiny, mutiny, destiny)





    5. ROSE (prose, morose, kerosene)




    6. RAISIN (praising, braising, raising)




    7. CRETIN (excreting, accenting, secreting)




    8. GNAT (stagnate, magnate, cognate)




    9. DIME (rudiment, sediment, condiment)




    10. TWIN (leftwing, rightwing, batwings)









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    answered 3 hours ago









    El-GuestEl-Guest

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    • 2




      $begingroup$
      Oh damn, the new puzzler just beat us both XD
      $endgroup$
      – North
      3 hours ago














    • 2




      $begingroup$
      Oh damn, the new puzzler just beat us both XD
      $endgroup$
      – North
      3 hours ago








    2




    2




    $begingroup$
    Oh damn, the new puzzler just beat us both XD
    $endgroup$
    – North
    3 hours ago




    $begingroup$
    Oh damn, the new puzzler just beat us both XD
    $endgroup$
    – North
    3 hours ago











    1












    $begingroup$

    Solution for #2:




    Word: Skin

    MASKING

    BASKING

    TASKING




    Solution for #4:




    TINY







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    $endgroup$


















      1












      $begingroup$

      Solution for #2:




      Word: Skin

      MASKING

      BASKING

      TASKING




      Solution for #4:




      TINY







      share|improve this answer











      $endgroup$
















        1












        1








        1





        $begingroup$

        Solution for #2:




        Word: Skin

        MASKING

        BASKING

        TASKING




        Solution for #4:




        TINY







        share|improve this answer











        $endgroup$



        Solution for #2:




        Word: Skin

        MASKING

        BASKING

        TASKING




        Solution for #4:




        TINY








        share|improve this answer














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        answered 3 hours ago









        NorthNorth

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