Starts with a name, ends with a name
Starts with a charge, ends with a charge
Starts with an element, ends with an element
Would be fun to guess this one! (May be more than one?)
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A long shot - it may be a
Billion - it is 1 with nine zeroes and may be fun to be $1,000,000,000 in credit.
Starts with a name, ends with a name
Bill and say Lion
Starts with a charge, ends with a charge
Charge - bill, charge - ion
Starts with an element, ends with an element
B- boron / Bi - bismuth, N - nitrogen
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$\begingroup$ Surprised it took you that long @Tom. Incredible. $\endgroup$– DrDDec 20, 2018 at 14:28
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$\begingroup$ Make a ___ In the Long ____ ____ the Table ___ out of a Wall $\endgroup$– DrDDec 20, 2018 at 14:44
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$\begingroup$ A tidbit. Found out that Billion meant " million million" in UK for a while. Long case. $\endgroup$– DrDDec 20, 2018 at 15:14
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1$\begingroup$ znxr n eha... va gur ybat eha... eha gur gnoyr... hmm... $\endgroup$– JafeDec 21, 2018 at 5:06
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I guess this depends on your idea of fun, but I got
politician
because it starts with
the name Pol (as in), the charge P (as in), and the element P (as in)
and ends with
the name Ian (as in), the charge N (as in) and the element N (as in).
Like I said, it might fulfil some people's definition of a good time, but it definitely
has 9+1=10 letters.
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Is it:
ACED?
Starts with a name, ends with a name
ACE is a name, as is ED (short for Edward)
Starts with a charge, ends with a charge
I'm thinking electrical charge here - AC is alternating current. I'm a bit unsure about the end, but ED stands for Electricity Duty, the amount of money you are charged for electricity (so a different kind of charge)
Starts with an element, ends with an element
AC is the symbol for Actinium and D is Deuterium.
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$\begingroup$ Suggestion for fun word: rot13(Npr sbe pneqf pna or jbegu bar be avar cyhf bar, naq cynlvat pneqf vf sha, rfcrpvnyyl trggvat na nprq unaq) $\endgroup$ Dec 20, 2018 at 20:33
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Is it
comic? (funny or amusing, a comedian)
Nine and one:
far-fetched...comic = comedian: Co (cobalt) - chemical element group 9, Na (sodium) - chemical element group 1
Starts with a name, ends with a name:
com is a domain name and Mic is a name
Starts with a charge, ends with a charge:
C is a symbol for Coulomb - the standard unit of electric charge
Starts with an element, ends with an element:
C is also a symbol of carbon, an element
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This, is, without a doubt, not the answer the OP is looking for, but I think it works.
Technically this is two words, but:
Disintegration beam!
Starts with a name, ends with a name:
DIS is the stock ticker for Disney, which is named after the person who founded the company. I have to reach a bit for the name at the end, but the right half of M (the very, very end) is N, which is the name of a Pokemon Trainer
Starts with a charge, ends with a charge:
Discharge and Charge Beam are both Pokemon moves.
Starts with an element, ends with an element:
D is used as the abbreviation for deuterium, an isotope of hydrogen, and Am is the abbreviation for americium.
answered Dec 20, 2018 at 13:11
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$\begingroup$ It is one word I am looking for. Very common one too. $\endgroup$– DrDDec 20, 2018 at 13:12