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TOKEDWord meaning "inhaled from a pipe" that becomes an item of arcade currency when the last letter is changed to an "N"
PAMProduct that becomes an item to which it's applied after shifting the last letter one spot down in the alphabet
CLUSTERINGCollecting copper currency when the lira rises
TOKENBit of arcade currency
BRIARA pipe that could set a rib right (5)
GOSTEADYBecome an item
ENTS"The Lord of the Rings" beings that become a verb meaning "transmitted" when the last letter is moved to the front
NORMSSynonym for "behavioral standards" that becomes a first name when the last letter is changed to an "A"
OMARMan's name that becomes a European capital when the last letter is moved to the beginning
COOPSHenhouses that become a serving of ice cream when the last letter is moved to the beginning
TROLLSFantasy creatures that become a synonym for a relaxed walk when the last letter is moved to the front
QUAYStructure similar to a wharf that becomes a duck's sound when the last letter is replaced with CK
BLEEDVerb similar to "ooze out" that becomes a censor's sound when the last letter is changed to P
TEMSMusician whose name becomes a slender flower part when the last letter is moved to the beginning
HADESGod whose name becomes a word meaning "relief from the sunshine" if the last letter is moved to the front
TEMPOThis word means in Italian "rate of speed," in reference to music. The Italian, in turn, is derived from a Latin word meaning "time." The first known use is c. 1724.
PERUCountry whose name becomes that of a currency when its second letter is doubled and its last two letters are moved to the front
BANWord that becomes its own synonym when the last letter is changed to "r"
ELFFantasy creature that becomes a tree when the last letter is changed to M
MOANADisney character whose name becomes a synonym for "complain" when the last letter is removed