Originally posted by David O'Meara:
Weeeellllll, it looks like the trivial solution is a solution until we're told otherwise.
Ok, I get it now.
In the first part, each letter stands for a unique digit. Using the definitions from part 1 figure out what digits to assign to the additional 5 letters (T H I G and A) in part 2 so that addition adds up to an English
word.
Note: The letter-digit assignments in part 2 do NOT have to be unique.
Note: The final English word might contain letters from part 1.
If you reread this
thread, it shouldn't be too hard to find an answer (all caps, six letters). But you'll need to show your work to get full credit.

Also, do any other words work?
[ September 16, 2005: Message edited by: Ryan McGuire ]