Word Puzzle

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Here's one I hadn't seen before. If you've seen it already, don't give the answer -- let those who haven't figure it out, if they can.

What do these words have in common?

1. Banana
2. Dresser
3. Grammar
4. Potato
5. Revive
6. Uneven
7. Assess
 

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Bah! I can't take it one step further in my mush fer brains, how can I be partly correct? Waaaaaaaaah! That is all that made sense to me. You WILL post it sometime right? Pretty pleasey - lemon squeezie?
 

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I see it. I have an eye for patterns. Fifteen secs, beat that. Check your PMS, Rugcat :D
 
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I got it! Took me a minute but once you see it, it's glaringly obvious.
And I *think* I just did my first rep point thingie and sent rugcat the answer.
 

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Add voodoo.

Maryn, smarty pants
 

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Hmm. Does Kitrianna do them one better, and would Anna fit in that list?
 

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I'm not going to admit how long it took me, but I had to stare at it for quite a while and I think I FINALLY got it.
 

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Another one.

What do these four words have in common?

Thanes
Solo
Parsi
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OK folks, here it is.

A whole bunch of you saw that if you dropped the first letter, what remains is a palindrome -- it reads the same forward and backward.

But almost no one took it one step further -- if you take off the first letter and put it on the end of the word, you then have the identical word spelled backward.

Now that's self evident, but I can't give full credit to those who failed to specifically mention that -- that's really the neat thing about it.

(B) anana (B)

(U) neven (U)

If it makes anyone feel better, I didn't get it either.