FanaTEgrams revisited

Here is my list of FanaTEgrams (anagrams for "fumbling towards ecstasy") from 
a post to the FTE list (for Sarah Mclachlan fans, and FTE is her third album) 
early on July 3, 1994, for those who haven't seen them. Other than the last 
three, they were not generated by computer.

drafty magnetics, sublows
Sandbag, costumer, swiftly!
crafty woundless gambits {woundless is in Oxford Concise d}
swiftly sandbag customer [swiftly sandbag crust 'ome]

croft slid subway magnets
iambs glow defunct satyrs [defunct satyrs glow iambs]
magnetic locus, bawdy firsts
crafty nudes stow gimbals

sturdy magnetic bass flow
crafty gimbals sound west
subcomet tails fang wyrds
swift rats scumbled agony

mesocrust lifts [flits] bandy wag
stigmas cleft by unwords [crafty gambits wound less]
crafty nuts dowse gimbals
fungoids mat crystal's web [crystal's fungoid bats mew]...

bus: crystal woman fidgets
submagnets drift cosy laws
stomal cardings buy wefts

sun ward cleft by moist gas
soma wasted by curt flings
comet is drawn by fat slugs
soft magic tunes slab wyrd
cuts gym, frond wets labias [cuts gym, wrests fond labia]

focus wild magnets by arts [focus wild arts by magnets]
a flat subcomet sings wyrd
cleft bay, moist sung wards
sun facet draws misty globs

and a few more from later that night (early July 4, 1994):

magic flowers stand busty
sling bawdy crust of mates
baud stream, flowing cysts
many bard tics, fetus glows

sundog bays flaw metric t (or t metric, or CRT time)
fast club masters windy G_o
focal wings stream B_y stud

bundt flaws gyrose mastic or mastic flaws gyrose bundt
magestic flow, sundry bast

and someone named Paul Phillips on a newsgroup generated these three by 
computer:

satisfy downcast grumble
forcible gymnast sawdust
declassify strung wombat

Can you get any other good ones, preferably not by computer?
D.

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