how many ways can you spell Merry Christmas without spelling it the *correct* way!?!??
Okay i was bored during my classes today, and i was trying to spelling Merry Christmas. well, i'm going to post what i have and could you tell me if its correct? i'm not a good speller and i didn't learn to read by using Phoneics.Marry Kristmas
Mary Krictmace
Mari Krystmace
Meri Krystmace
Marri Chrycetmace
Maeri
Maeryi ran out of ideas for christmas
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i spell it Happy Chanukah
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Yeah!
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Here are some phonetic spellings: Meiri Cr'stm's, Mayree Kraistmahce.
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Märri Krissmiss!
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happle kiess mese
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Another approachThe following are anagrams of 'Merry Christmas ':
Symmetric Sharr
Chemistry Marrs
Chemistry Smarr
Smarmy Richters
Mister McSharry
Shirty Crammers
McRary Smithers
Smithmyer Scarr
Myrta Scrimsher
Tymar Scrimsher
McSharry Stermi
Myrtis Scharmer
Trimmers Charys
Smarmy Christer
McSherry Martis
Chryssa Trimmer
Mistry Scharmer
Trimmers Chrysa
StMary Schirmer
Chrissy Trammer
Martyrs Schmier
Marchers Myrtis
Re-marry Schmits
Marchers Mistry
Erythrism crams
Therms miscarry
Remarry Schmits
Scram erythrism
Irtysh crammers
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More interesting tidbits...My dad knew a girl named Merry Christmas; given name Merry, surname Christmas...No, I am NOT joking!!!Merry = happy or joyous; cheerful, etc. Almost archaic.
Christmas = Christ-mass, Christ from Greek 'Christos', savior; and the Catholic mass.
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I once bought a house...through a real estate agent named Mary Christmas. And she acquired the surname by marrying one Glenn Christmas (common last name in those parts). Now, THAT'S love!
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Qreistmes
Kristmes
Kriestmes
Qreistmiss
Chrystmiss
Chreistmiss
Chrestmeissetc etc, these prefixs and suffixs can be combined in infinitly many ways
Merri
Mery
Maerie
Merrie
Merie
Maerrie
Maerry
Maerri
Mairy
Mairry
Mairi
Mairri
Mairie
Mairrie
Meiry
Meirry
Meirie
Meirrie
Meirri
Meirri
Mehri
Mehrri
Mehrrie
Mehrie
Mehry
Mehrey
Mehrry
MehrreyAny of these could also use the 'ee' suffix, replacing 'ie', 'y', etc, im not going back and doign them all over again, with r and double r and etc
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