Anagrammy Winners by Janet Muggeridge in 2000

All the winning anagrams by Janet Muggeridge from the 2000 Anagrammy Awards.

GENERAL CATEGORY, January 2000:
1st - Janet Muggeridge with:
Anti-depressants =
Nastiness, depart!

ENTERTAINMENT CATEGORY, February 2000:
1st - Janet Muggeridge with:
Dame Agatha Christie's famous Belgian detective Monsieur Hercule Poirot =
Crime-fiction egghead sleuth beats a poisoner: "Murder, it has a motive, a clue!"

ANAGRAM SET CATEGORY, February 2000:
1st - Janet Muggeridge with:
Does a Scotsman wear anything under his kilt? =
"Wee hairy nuts," said strong lad Ken Macintosh.
Och an' I hid my knees in Douglas's tartan trews.
Lass in dirt, must wash cardigan, ye ken the noo.
Och 'n' laird sent guests in a dram o' neat whisky.
Wish orgasms so I undid the clan tartan, ye ken.
O Scots Highlanders army kit want nae undies.

Table of 2000 Winners

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