How can the word "poster" have an opposite word (i.e. "imposter")? How does it even make sense for "poster" to have an opposite word?
I saw this in one of those codebreaker puzzles where each letter is represented by a number. The word "imposter" was formed by filling the letters in as they were numbered. I don't believe there is such a word as "imposter", so why was it in the puzzle?
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Sorry the description is obscured by those funny-looking things. It is supposed to read: "I saw this in one of those codebreaker puzzles where each letter is represented by a number. The word "imposter" was formed by filling the letters in as they were numbered. I don't believe there is such a word as "imposter", so why was it in the puzzle?"
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There is not an opposite word for poster, it would be no poster
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Keble Bolly-Jocksford In that case, how can there be such a word as "imposter", and what was it doing in a crossword puzzle?
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If it was something posted on the Internet I would have guessed it was a misspelling of "impostor", but in a crossword puzzle I don't know.
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