Can you name the 4 letter words by changing a letter at a time?

Clue	Word
A good place to start, where you live!
A large, learned book
To carry on one's person (e.g. a gun)
A type of learning from memory
An actor's part
Mr Harris, Australian performer and artist
♥ A course where Tiger Woods might enjoy 18 holes! ♥
A wide separation or 20th century war?
A common seabird
Stones or bladder?
Blustery condition
Mr Yarborough, first NASCAR driver on Sports Illustrated
Baby dolphin, elephant or camel
♥ Precedes penny, time and cut ♥
Stop!
Used in brewing and distilling to produce whisky
What a solid has to do to become a liquid
Orion and Santa famously have one
George, Northern Irish soccer player
Sculpture of head, chest or arrest?
♥ Ashes to ashes, ____ to ____ ♥
One of seven deadly sins
A schedule of items
That totally tropical taste!
A frustrating way to lose at pinball
Where a shopkeeper sits
British rock group, Jethro ____
♥ Satiated, plethoric, chockablock ♥
Paul McCartney's ballad, ____ of Kintyre
The offspring of donkey and horse
To reign
A character from an ancient alphabet

Clue	Word
A melody which might help you breathe easier
Types include bluefin or yellowfin
♥ A mountain in NZ or a park in Sydney ♥
One of a pair essential respiratory organs
President of North Korea until 1994 - Kim Il _____
Phoenix basketball team
Religious sisters
Colloquial name for grandmothers
Wendy's dog in JM Barrie's classic Peter Pan
♥ USA's space organisation ♥
Nose, in German
Moniker
Celebrity and footloose show
Furiously seethe
Part of a bomb that aids detonation (Alternative sp.)
Slang name for the police
♥ Winnie the Pooh wonders why a bee does this? ♥
Mozambique's 250km river
A chinese minority people
Purchases
Pigs, Bengal and Biscay are all types of these
How do I love thee, let me count them
Globally, there have officially been two of them
♥ Roman God of war ♥
Every element has an atomic one
Where a ship's mainsail hangs
Definitely not the least!
Bob Monkhouse, Holness and Barker's job
A funny film, in an owl's opinion
Anorak covering for the head
Nearly there, hope you're in a good one now!
♥ Where were you aiming to get? (every 7th clue) ♥

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	Bobman1:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 17:12 GMT		18 points
	Those two least guessed ones... wow, you could have given me ten more minutes and only systematic keyboarding would have goten them (for which I did not have time). I'd never seen that alt spelling for the bomb clue, so thanks for noting it. Fun quiz.

	genghisx:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 17:51 GMT		16 points
	#28 in the second column should read Bob[S] and then the singular possessive still makes it confusing. Maybe "The job of Bobs Monkhouse, Holness and Barker"? #29 second column. I have never heard of a goose "hoot". Geese are commonly considered to "honk" and Google isn't turning up anything for "Goose + hoot".

	OrientalBeef:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 17:59 GMT		24 points
	Some dreadful clues, sorry -- hoot? Geese honk. And "Definitely not the least" leads to "last," not "most." Thanks for the education on "lilt," though -- not a good clue for anyone outside of the UK and Ireland, but will have to give it a try next time I'm there.

	Lyn_Marie:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 18:08 GMT		13 points
	I think owls hoot, not geese.

	Speenatch:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 18:22 GMT		5 points
	Bit of a spelling mistake: lungs are respiratory organs, not repiratory.

	Mimbleton:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 18:26 GMT		5 points
	BUST/DUST/LUST ... TULL/FULL/MULL ... Baron Von Bungstetter strikes again!

	BamaRainbow:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 18:37 GMT		12 points
	The clue for "biblical sisters" is a bit, well, wrong. "Biblical" does NOT equal "religious." After all, there are Buddhist versions of those sisters. And the only "biblical" sisters I could think of wouldn't fit. Also, technically speaking the McCartney-Kintyre clue should read, "Paul McCartney's ballad, _____ of Kintyre."

	BamaRainbow:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 18:49 GMT		5 points
	@Mimbleton: Perhaps, but when you get to the final clue, you see why those groupings were used. I really think the quiz would've been better if it only had 63 clues. That way, the final clue would itself have followed the "(every 7th clue)" pattern.

	MitchTacy:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 20:16 GMT		3 points
	The first thing I thought of for "Certainly not the least" was LAST. I need to take a break from Sporcle.

	Rob42:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 20:50 GMT		0 points
	The Tiger Woods clue beat me. I was scratching my head for the name of a specific course. Also, could have done with a bit more time.

	hubbim:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 20:57 GMT		5 points
	nit picky cause the clue works....but nuns are not in the Bible. :-)

	MK18:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 22:47 GMT		3 points
	Could have used another minute or two...

	MaxMallanite:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 22:52 GMT		8 points
	Guess I don't fully understand the theme... half moon, full moon, moon dust... makes sense. Luna = moon. NASA/Mars are associated with moon but in different way. So three thematically different ways to connect to moon... Golf and Buzz seal the deal for me... something just went over my head!

	ApeEater:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 23:27 GMT		8 points
	Does Santa famously wear a belt?

	needapausebutton:	Nov 2nd, 2012 at 23:44 GMT		5 points
	Nice job; it looks like some of those early issues have been addressed; and I love seeing some longer ladders get published, thanks Sporcle (on behalf of us ladder fans) I agree with Mimbleton's post above though... The standard (and expectation) of Sporcle Word Ladders is that the same letter-position will not change in consecutive answers. Quizzes which contradict that principle should mention so in the game notes, in my opinion.

	eskimopete:	Nov 3rd, 2012 at 02:04 GMT		-2 points
	Got it with just one second left, holy crap that was close!

	Ulkomaalainen:	Nov 3rd, 2012 at 13:24 GMT		4 points
	While I agree with some of the above quibbles, one astonishes me. Of course you could use "definitely not the least" for "last", but you most certainly can also use it the way it is used here. Not every clue needs a single solution IMO.

	hcd199:	Nov 4th, 2012 at 23:31 GMT		2 points
	Got "nana" and "nasa" from my two misspelt attempts to spell "nans", so that was a bonus. I don't get the "lilt" clue at all...

	SnudDatzEpic:	Nov 5th, 2012 at 00:12 GMT		1 point
	Is there a section I can go to get help? I can't figure out how to make a quiz because I keep filling in the "hint" section and the column next to that with the answer, but it comes up empty. How do I make a question that's visible to the person taking the test?

	sauergeek:	Nov 6th, 2012 at 19:16 GMT		1 point
	MaxMallanite: Buzz Aldrin was on the Apollo 11 mission and the second man to walk on the moon. On a later mission -- Apollo 14 -- Alan Shepard rigged up a golf club and hit golf balls.

	Timerayre:	Apr 20th, 2013 at 20:10 GMT		1 point
	Definitely not least? I thought of Last....automatically. Good quiz though