Anagrams of 'Kenilworth': a 'link to wher'?

[betty swollocks]

do the inhabitants 'know hitler'?
...is the best I can come up with in 5 mins.
Spend your time at work profitably and come up with other contributions please.

 

[cisamcgu]

"he work lint"

Used to be a cotton spinning region perhaps ?

 

[mr_hippo]

Low thinker
Owl rethink
Knit howler
Think lower
I torn whelk
Won her kilt
Her own kilt

 

[Haitch]

With thanks to the internet

Hitler wonk

Low thinker

Token whirl

Whelk or nit

Her kilt now

Trek howl in

 

[Maz]

With thanks to the internet

Hitler wonk

Low thinker

Token whirl

Whelk or nit

Her kilt now

Trek howl in

I like it.

 

[Aperitif]

Ken Ilworth

 

[Rhythm Thief]

Re Nth Ilk Ow

... from the same site as Alan H used. What kind of anagram is that? They're not even proper words.

 

[betty swollocks]

'Low thinker' from a chap in the Netherlands

 

[Haitch]

'Low thinker' from a chap in the Netherlands

Agree with the low, not too sure about the 'thinker' bit.

 

[mr_hippo]

Adding 'castle' but keeping the Hitler connection we (or the internet) get:-
Hitler's own tackle - does not mention any abnormality!
Hitler cleats wonk - never knew he was a cyclist!
Hitler's cloak went
Hitler wakens clot
Hitler takes clown

 

[Andy in Sig]

Liken wroth

Might make some sort of sense in a hopelessly archaic sort of way.