Unscramble ITREMP: Letters, Definition, and Answer
ITREMP unscrambles to PERMIT, a 6-letter verb from Sunday Jumble Answers Today: November 1, 2026. No letter repeats.
How to crack ITREMP
PRIME uses five tiles and leaves T stranded; TIMER eats five and parks P nowhere useful. Stop treating the first-rate adjective as the whole answer. Put PER at the front the way permit itself begins on a form, then MIT at the end: PER, MIT. Once M sits before I instead of after R, PERMIT is the only everyday allow-verb that clears every tile.
Letter map: ITREMP → PERMIT
| Position in PERMIT | Letter | Tile in ITREMP | Circled for the caption |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | P | 6 | — |
| 2 | E | 4 | Yes |
| 3 | R | 3 | Yes |
| 4 | M | 5 | — |
| 5 | I | 1 | — |
| 6 | T | 2 | Yes |
What does PERMIT mean?
PERMIT (verb): to allow something to happen, or a written document that grants that permission. Example: “The track would not permit a driver back on the dirt until the roll cage passed inspection.”
Similar: allow, authorize, license, let. Opposite: forbid, prohibit.
Did you know? "Permit" comes from Latin permittere, to let through. English keeps the stress shift: perMIT as a verb, PERmit as the paper you pin to a windshield.
Using PERMIT in a sentence
You permit an action, or you hold a permit: permit smoking, a building permit, weather permitting. Allow and authorize cover similar ground; forbid and prohibit push the other way. Work permit and parking permit are the paper pairings, and if time permits is the polite hedge. Keep permit separate from prime and timer as jumble cousins — prime ate five tiles on this rack, timer hid the leftover P, and permit needed PER in front of MIT. Stress shifts in speech: perMIT the verb, PERmit the document.
How PERMIT fits the puzzle
PERMIT circles E, R and T. Those three letters become the E in COLLECTION, the R in WRECK, and the T that closes WRECK — so this six-letter allow word finishes the caption bank with the middle of both halves.
Its circled letters feed the caption answer, "WRECK-COLLECTION".
Other words in ITREMP
44 shorter dictionary words can be made from a subset of these tiles:
MERITMITERMITREPRIMEREMITTEMPITIMERTRIPEEMIREMITITEMMIREMITEPERIPERMPERTPIERPRIMRIMERIPERITETEMPTERMTIERTIMETIRETRIMTRIPIMPIREMETMIRPERPETPIEPITREIREMREPRETRIMRIPTIETIP
The rest of this puzzle
- EOLMPC → COMPEL (to force someone to do something, or to bring about an action by pressure)
- IKIBNI → BIKINI (a two-piece women's swimsuit, or the name of the Pacific atoll that inspired it)
- NCYOTO → TYCOON (a wealthy and powerful business person, especially in industry or finance)
- CCESNI → SCENIC (having attractive natural views, or relating to stage scenery)
- LOLFWO → FOLLOW (to go after someone or something, or to come after in time or order)
- OELIKCONCCLWERT → "WRECK-COLLECTION" (a set of smashed cars, played against recollection)
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