SWIMS, NOON....
Language brain teasers are those that involve the English language. You need to think about and manipulate words and letters.
SWIMS NOON MOW SIS
What do these words have in common?
HintMaybe if you stand on your head you can figure it out!
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Answer
They read the same when rotated 180 degrees to be upside-down.
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Comments
Tim
Jul 18, 2001
| The answer to the riddle is false. The word `NOW` is not the same upside down |
comet16
Apr 21, 2002
| NOW would be MON |
angie 
Jun 05, 2002
| he's right
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elsae
Feb 02, 2003
| They don't... =\ |
od-1   
Jun 03, 2003
| and SWIMS would be SMIWS... this is one that got past the editors!! |
od-1   
Jun 03, 2003
| the teaser said UPSIDE DOWN not backwards, so NOW would be NOM |
bluetwo 
Jul 06, 2004
| NOW should be MOW. |
calmsavior   
Aug 06, 2006
| these are ambigrams |
lessthanjake789   
Sep 14, 2006
| NOW NO SWIMS ON MON (meaning no one can swim on monday, as of this time) is the longest ambigramical sentence, that makes sense. |
hihi9   
Dec 09, 2010
| the hint kinda gave it away...  |
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