Anagrams with a "Sherlock" theme

[Crazypplz]

Was the one in T.o.b.y's

 

 

sign of three

 

[sherlockandjohn]

Was the one in T.o.b.y's

 

 

sign of three

 

 

It was! Sorry that I didn't make my answer more clear, but I posted it in a spoiler yesterday, so you can find it there.

[sherlockandjohn]

Here's a more obvious hint to my anagram, if anyone wants it:

 

 

The second word in the anagram is a clue. So is the first word, but for a very different reason

 

[Crazypplz]

Even the clues say nothing to me.

[Carol the Dabbler]

Maybe it would help those posting the anagrams to know what sort of clues the solvers would find most helpful.

 

I haven't read any of the clues yet (still playing catch-up after being away from home for the past few weeks), so maybe you've done this already -- but if the solution is from a particular series or episode, I think I'd find that knowledge very helpful as a clue, done something like this, so I'd know where to look:

 

Here's the series it's from:

 

Series x

 

 

And here's the episode:

 

Episode Name

 

 

What general sort of thing would the rest of you find most helpful?

 

[sherlockandjohn]

I agree - knowing the episode is always a huge help, but since I might enjoy the challenge of not knowing, just posting the series as a clue could be good. I have to admit, though, I find it fun if people make up their own various clues... Guess I like playing detective But there's no saying we can't do both!

[sherlockandjohn]

So, for my anagram, the series is this:

Series 3 (and 2, but the words are more famous in series 3)

 

 

Episode:

 

HLV (and ASiB)

 

[Crazypplz]

I'm just really bad at these so I need really specific clues.

[Carol the Dabbler]

I find anagrams to be a real challenge too.  Using Scrabble tiles helps a good deal, but even then I'm far better at making up anagrams than at solving one.

 

[sherlockandjohn]

No problem! Here is a pretty specific clue:

 

 

Sherlock and Magnussen

 

[Crazypplz]

Still don't get it. I also did't understand the second clue at all.

[Crazypplz]

But I never have been the brightest of the bunch.

[sherlockandjohn]

Or maybe you just have a life outside 'Sherlock'.

Anyway, a very specific clue coming up:

 

Holiday

 

 

and one more:

 

Appledore

 

[Crazypplz]

Is one of the words

Christmas

?

[sherlockandjohn]

Yes

[Crazypplz]

 

Merry Christmas

That was so hard

[sherlockandjohn]

You are correct! Your turn

[Crazypplz]

This is a long one. I had to use a generator for this one.

 

A ED FEEL EN GHOSTS HOT IN

 

Clue 1

 

Series 2

 

 

Clue 2

 

RF

 

 

Clue 3

 

Moriarty and Sherlock

 

 

That's all i'm gonna give now, tell me if you want more clues.

[sherlockandjohn]

 

"On the side of the angels"

 

 

Correct?

Edited April 16, 2014 by Carol the Dabbler
Added spoiler box

[Crazypplz]

Yes

[sherlockandjohn]

Whoops, I gotta remember that spoiler box!

 

New anagram, which should be fairly simple:

 

THE CORK LEGS

 

Clue:

 

Two words

 

 

Another clue:

 

Moriarty

 

 

Series:

 

2

 

 

Episode:

 

TRF

 

[Carol the Dabbler]

 

Get Sherlock!

 

 

Whee, the first one I've solved!  (Without my Scrabble tiles.  And all I looked at was the Series.)  Yeah, tough one! 

 

[sherlockandjohn]

Congrats!

[Carol the Dabbler]

Oh dear, now I have to post a new one, don't I?    Definitely need to get the Scrabble set out of the attic.  Meanwhile, I'll just use that handy anagram website.  OK, here's an observation from an Elizabethan rock concert:

 

ARENA HATH JOINTS

 

Series:

 

Series 2

 

 

Episode:

 

"The Reichenbach Fall"

 

 

Clue:

 

From a conversation in 221B.

 

 

Another clue:

 

The speaker is holding the object that he or she is talking about.

 

 

[sherlockandjohn]

Is the answer

"It's an ear hat, John!"

? If so, I solved it without any clues (Yay!) - but I did use my own cut out tiles