I move without feet and change without hands, creating meanings that language commands. What am I?
Category: Wordplay · Difficulty: hard
Hint: Think about letters switched to form new words
Answer
An anagram rearrangement
Explanation
Anagrams rearrange letters of a word or phrase to create new meanings
This is a hard wordplay riddle — a tricky one that takes a little thought. The answer is An anagram rearrangement.
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