Word Restoration Game

@drewnogal said
I got it every 4 weeks when I worked for social services as a ‘temporary domestic’. Dreadful job! I got 3 weeks work then had to ‘sign on’ for every 4th so I never accumulated any holiday pay. That’s why I always remember my national insurance number.

We just called them Giros.

That's
i enemy
not L enemy, it's the letter i

@kewpie said
Since it can't be PATIENCE, how about PATIENTS?

@kewpie said
We called it "the dole" since WW2, before that there was no welfare system. People in jobs paid voluntarily into "friendly societies" which coughed up small amounts if you were too sick to work. They eventually turned into health insurers and superannuation payers if they lasted long enough. Our first government welfare in the 1930s was bare food cost called "sustenance" an ...[text shortened]... se.

I'd better offer another word which has worldwide meaning then.

■ A ■ A ■ A ■ ■
I enemy

S - E - E - O -

In a cupboard.

@drewnogal said
S - E - E - O -

In a cupboard.

AROMATIC?

@kewpie said
AROMATIC?

@indonesia-phil said
No, not that.

@kewpie said
SPORADIC

I'm not at all sure it's right, but until we hear otherwise ...

■ A ■ A ■ U ■ ■
Pet launcher

@kewpie said
I'm not at all sure it's right, but until we hear otherwise ...

■ A ■ A ■ U ■ ■
Pet launcher

@indonesia-phil said
SPORADIC was right, and this is....

CATAPULT

*E**E*O*

Someone keeping all the privet?

@drewnogal said
HEDGEHOG

-U - - A - I - E

Two dozen legs walked here.

It is SUBMARINE.
2 dozen legs makes the 4 Beatles.