Word game: Anagrammatic variations

[Randi]

Should we put the players in (-y)

Triplanes

to get this game moving?

[jil]

Triplanes look a bit flimsy, I'd be happier (i.e. less terrified!) with more modern (t to a)

airplanes

[pommystuart]

If you had a sailing ship then you could use an app like

Sailplaner (+l)

to map out your next voyage. There for you would not to have to worry about airoplanes crashing.

[Randi]

I have just learned that a glider is also called a (-r)

sailplane

[pommystuart]

The (t for s)

tailplane

of an aircraft is also known as the horizontal stabilizer and forms part of the empennage of the plane.

[jil]

It's also (l to b)

paintable

with the airlines logo

[pommystuart]

It would provide a good moving target for (l4e)

paintball.

[Randi]

Are there paintball competitions in the South America (-b, +o)

altiplano

[leelaht]

I think I'd enjoy watching a (-l)

talapoin

play paintball, but probably not on the altiplano.

[pommystuart]

That sounds as exciting as (+p)

palpation

[Randi]

We seem to have reached an impasse. I will try a bit of (-p, +c)

placation

[jil]

Would an (o to e)

analeptic

help?

[leelaht]

or an (p for g)

analgetic?

[pommystuart]

This is now (+s)

escalating

into an interesting thread.

[jil]

Would it be interesting enough to distract (g to h)

chatelains

from their castle-keeping duties?

[Randi]

Do you think we could interest some of the chatelaines in caring for some (-i)

calanthes

?

[leelaht]

An alchemist would care for the calanthes if he thought it was the source for the (-n)

alcahest

{And here I was taught in environmental chemistry that water was the universal solvent.]

[pommystuart]

Alcahest may make a good (-s +a)

leachate

[leelaht]

don't know about that, but I might go for some (h for f)

tealeaf

leachate.

[jil]

Do you have a (a to l)

leaflet

with instructions on how to make that?