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Guess the last pattern in the imageDetermine the next image in the sequenceThe program in the computerWhat is James's middle name?The box with the curious inscriptionsWhat is my middle name?Insecurity to the PartyMiddle out: A puzzle that won't behaveThe Message in the StarsA Non Math Puzzle. What is the middle number?






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What peculiar property do all these words have in common?



BE

CONTENT

CRED

DO

EVENS

FIRS

HE

INNS

MUSS

RATS

RED

SHILLS

SLED

SLY

SPRY

STAGS

STRAY

STY

TAPS

WED









Afterword:




I would have liked to have included RAIN and RATE because they're so much fun, but I anticipated someone would contest them on a technicality: the –ING– gets put at the beginning, not stuffed in the middle.


Here are some others that didn't make the shortlist: BED, DOES, FRY, MATS, SWARM.


There is also an entire family of words like SING ––> SINGING in which there could be ambiguity as to whether the additional –ING– has been put at the end or stuffed in the middle.

BINGING, BRINGING, CLINGING, CRINGING, DINGING, FLINGING, FRINGING, HAMSTRINGING, HANDWRINGING, HINGING, IMPINGING, INFRINGING, MUDSLINGING, PINGING, RINGING, SINGING, SLINGING, SPRINGING, STINGING, STRINGING, SWINGING, UNHINGING, UPBRINGING, UPBRINGINGS, WINGING, WRINGING, ZINGING











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    What peculiar property do all these words have in common?



    BE

    CONTENT

    CRED

    DO

    EVENS

    FIRS

    HE

    INNS

    MUSS

    RATS

    RED

    SHILLS

    SLED

    SLY

    SPRY

    STAGS

    STRAY

    STY

    TAPS

    WED









    Afterword:




    I would have liked to have included RAIN and RATE because they're so much fun, but I anticipated someone would contest them on a technicality: the –ING– gets put at the beginning, not stuffed in the middle.


    Here are some others that didn't make the shortlist: BED, DOES, FRY, MATS, SWARM.


    There is also an entire family of words like SING ––> SINGING in which there could be ambiguity as to whether the additional –ING– has been put at the end or stuffed in the middle.

    BINGING, BRINGING, CLINGING, CRINGING, DINGING, FLINGING, FRINGING, HAMSTRINGING, HANDWRINGING, HINGING, IMPINGING, INFRINGING, MUDSLINGING, PINGING, RINGING, SINGING, SLINGING, SPRINGING, STINGING, STRINGING, SWINGING, UNHINGING, UPBRINGING, UPBRINGINGS, WINGING, WRINGING, ZINGING











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      $begingroup$


      What peculiar property do all these words have in common?



      BE

      CONTENT

      CRED

      DO

      EVENS

      FIRS

      HE

      INNS

      MUSS

      RATS

      RED

      SHILLS

      SLED

      SLY

      SPRY

      STAGS

      STRAY

      STY

      TAPS

      WED









      Afterword:




      I would have liked to have included RAIN and RATE because they're so much fun, but I anticipated someone would contest them on a technicality: the –ING– gets put at the beginning, not stuffed in the middle.


      Here are some others that didn't make the shortlist: BED, DOES, FRY, MATS, SWARM.


      There is also an entire family of words like SING ––> SINGING in which there could be ambiguity as to whether the additional –ING– has been put at the end or stuffed in the middle.

      BINGING, BRINGING, CLINGING, CRINGING, DINGING, FLINGING, FRINGING, HAMSTRINGING, HANDWRINGING, HINGING, IMPINGING, INFRINGING, MUDSLINGING, PINGING, RINGING, SINGING, SLINGING, SPRINGING, STINGING, STRINGING, SWINGING, UNHINGING, UPBRINGING, UPBRINGINGS, WINGING, WRINGING, ZINGING











      share|improve this question











      $endgroup$




      What peculiar property do all these words have in common?



      BE

      CONTENT

      CRED

      DO

      EVENS

      FIRS

      HE

      INNS

      MUSS

      RATS

      RED

      SHILLS

      SLED

      SLY

      SPRY

      STAGS

      STRAY

      STY

      TAPS

      WED









      Afterword:




      I would have liked to have included RAIN and RATE because they're so much fun, but I anticipated someone would contest them on a technicality: the –ING– gets put at the beginning, not stuffed in the middle.


      Here are some others that didn't make the shortlist: BED, DOES, FRY, MATS, SWARM.


      There is also an entire family of words like SING ––> SINGING in which there could be ambiguity as to whether the additional –ING– has been put at the end or stuffed in the middle.

      BINGING, BRINGING, CLINGING, CRINGING, DINGING, FLINGING, FRINGING, HAMSTRINGING, HANDWRINGING, HINGING, IMPINGING, INFRINGING, MUDSLINGING, PINGING, RINGING, SINGING, SLINGING, SPRINGING, STINGING, STRINGING, SWINGING, UNHINGING, UPBRINGING, UPBRINGINGS, WINGING, WRINGING, ZINGING








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