Mix Your Words!

Have you ever felt like saying two words is too much? That it would be simpler if you could mash them together and save time? Well, you've come to the right place! Here is a basic guide to mixing words and some examples!

• Steps
  1. Look at both words and split them in half.
     • The first half of the first word will be the first half of the mixed word.
     • The second half of the second word will be the second half of the mixed word.
  2. If either or both word(s) has an odd number of letters, choose the "half/halves" based on how the halves touch.
  3. If the letter combinations do not make sense, lengthen or shorten one or both of the halves.

For example, the phrase "aching anchor." Anchor's second half is "hor," so it will be the second half of the mixed word. Aching's first half is "Ach," so it will be the first half of the mixed word, right? But wait! The word we get is "Achhor," and two h's in a row doesn't make sense! So, shorten either word's half and you get a fine word, Achor.
Here are some examples: