Young Writers Society

trim

tram

dram

Drat.

rat (are we allowed to take away a letter?)
(If not...)
brat

bran

bray? Is that a word? Like the horses bray...?

I think you mean horses "neigh"

But, I think "bray" is a real word.

*Goes to look up the definition*

Coy and pasted: (Not my words)

Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French braire to cry, bellow, roar, from Vulgar Latin *bragere, of Celtic origin; akin to Old Irish braigid he breaks ...

Banned for using a word not used in Modernized English.

So... tray

Bray is a word. Donkeys bray all the time, and it is quite often used in modern language. After all, almost all English words were Old English at one point (except the French and Latin ones).

Trap.

Tray

Edit: Oops, I forgot that we already did that word. Anyways, this one seems hard to change, suggests anyone? New word? (Crap and Tram are already taken)

From trap? Hmm, how about wrap.

Yes! Thank you!
...
But now what?
wrop
wrip
trap X
wrat
wraf
wlap
><?

Whap? I know it's more of an onomatopoeia...but since we're at a loss...

What

Haha, you got us out of the rut, Hawk