Step 1. Start with any word that is NOT a food or a food item, write it down first.
Step 2. Without changing the sequence of its letters, add two more letters either to the front of the word or to the back of the word, forming a word that IS a food or a food item.
Examples:
Bee + ts = beets
Nana + ba = banana
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Thank you, great job on the second entry, the first entry, however, is disqualified for not being within the stated guidelines:
. . . add two more letters either to the front of the word or to the back of the word . . .
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“Either or” isn’t ambiguous.
And people wonder why I go into so much detail in the challenge instructions:
https://answermug.com/forums/topic/113992/what-is-the-longest-coherent-and-grammatically-correct-sentence
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Creative!
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Great job!
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I’m impressed!
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I have to hand it to you; those are good.
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Grrrrrr. And you have people believing you’re the love of my life! How could you do this to me?
Ok, I had to look up “coff”. It’s a Scottish word meaning to purchase or to buy. It’s in.
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Wow, you’re good. Scary good!
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If I had not already assigned Asker’s Pick, you certainly would have earned it.
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Jolly good there, Matey!
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