Q: Solve an anagram by rearranging the letters of a word to reveal the hint, which, along with the definition, will help you find the clue's answer. As with the previous clue, "edict" becomes "cited" after you shuffle the letters in the wordplay around. Spot an anagram by looking for words that indicate change or modifications. Common anagram indicator words include "transfer," "cook," "dress," "out," "off," "moved," or "lost." The words you will need to jumble will be located either directly before or after the indicator word. For example, the following clue is an anagram: "Dress suiting a saint." "Saint" is the definition and "dress suiting a" is the wordplay. "Dress" indicates that this is an anagram because it implies change. Since there are no words preceding "dress," you know that the words that follow it, "suiting a," are the words that need to be rearranged. "Suiting a" can be reshuffled to reveal "Ignatius," a saint! Anagrams are often the longest words in the crossword puzzle. Charades are formed by joining parts of words from the clue together to create a new word. Charades do not usually have indicator words, but typically contain words such as "has," "with," "and," or similar conjunctions. You'll often need to think in terms of synonyms to know which words to join together. For example, in the following clue, "wave cereal bowl," "wave" is the definition. By process of elimination, you know you are working with the words "cereal" and "bowl." If you look for synonyms, you'll get "bran" (for cereal) and "dish" (for bowl). Using the charades method of combining words, you'll get "brandish," which is the answer because it is a synonym of your definition, "wave." In addition to synonyms, you may need to work with word abbreviations in order to solve charade clues. For example, "place on bottom of sack:" "Pl" is the abbreviation for "place" and "under" is a synonym for "on bottom." Combine the two to get "plunder," which also means "sack" (your definition). Identify a hidden-words clue by recognizing indicator terms such as "some," "buried in," "held by," or "in part." Scan your sentence for words that can be made by combing the first or last letters from one word with letters from an adjacent word. For example, in the clue "Scottish snack offered in disco nearby," your definition is "Scottish snack," the indicator is "offered in," and your wordplay is "disco nearby." The hidden word will always be located in your wordplay phrase, so scan it carefully and consider whether there is a word that can be made by combining parts of "disco nearby" that matches the definition "Scottish snack." You'll find the answer by combining the last three letters of "disco" with the first two letters of "nearby" to make "scone!"
A: Rearrange the clue's letters when dealing with anagram clues. Join parts of words together to find the answer with charade clues. Combine letters from different words to answer clues with hidden words.

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Draw an oval for the head. Draw a sharp angular shape for the jaw. Draw another oval for the body. Draw curves connecting the body with the head. Draw an oval for the hands and add curves for the claws and the arm. Draw two ovals with trapezoids attached for the feet; Add curved lines for the claws. Draw curved lines for the tail. Draw the top frill using curved lines. Draw triangles for the teeth and add a circle for the eye. Based on the outline, draw the main body of the monster. Add details such as skin texture, spots, and frill details. Erase the unnecessary outlines. Color your sea monster!

Problem: Article: Unless you're superwoman, you probably don't have the time or patience to curl, tease, or blow out your hair every morning. That's OK! Find a routine that works with your schedule. If you prefer showering at night, figure out a way to tame the bedhead easily in the morning. If you like showering in the morning, you could play around with wet hairstyles to save time blow-drying. And if you are a morning person, you can style your hair however you want in the morning! It's helpful to have a quick "go-to" hairstyle that you like. You can watch easy and fast hair tutorials on YouTube to get some ideas. Buns, braided pigtails, and ponytails are all easy, quick, and can look super cute. School isn't a fashion show, so there's no need to whip out the fake lashes and bright red lipstick. Some schools might not even allow this. Instead, focus on simply enhancing your natural beauty. Most importantly, find a makeup routine that makes you feel the best and most comfortable in your skin. Confidence is the cutest thing you can wear. It is completely your choice to wear makeup to school or not. If makeup is not something you want to add to your morning routine, that's understandable! Whatever makes you feel most confident will make you look the most beautiful. The sleepiest of mornings can be disguised with a little bit of mascara. By lengthening, thickening, and darkening your lashes, you will make your eyes appear bigger and more open. It only takes a couple of seconds and voila! It looks like you woke up bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Dip your mascara wand into the product, and make sure that the wand is evenly coated. Start at the base of your lashes and apply the mascara to the tips, wiggling the wand slightly as you go to avoid clumping. If you want, you can apply multiple coats for extra volume. By adding just a stroke of product to the apples of your cheeks, you can make a huge difference. These products will make your complexion glow. They can also give definition to your face by creating the illusion of cheekbones. Adding a bit of sun-kissed color to your face can take you from drab to fab in an instant.
Summary: Create an easy hair routine. Remember that less is more. Apply a coat of mascara to make your eyes pop. Add a little bit of blush or bronzer to brighten your face.

Q: This is in the lower left corner of the screen. You can also hit the Win key to open this menu without a mouse. You can also open this menu without a mouse by hitting the Right Arrow key twice, then Enter. Your computer will reboot normally. You can hit R while the menu is open to select this option without a mouse. If there are processes running that are preventing Windows for rebooting, click Restart Anyway.
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Click the Start. Click the > to the right of Shut Down. Click Restart.