Home/Rootonym/To turn inside out or upside down; to reverse in position, direction or relationship (verb)
To turn inside out or upside down; to reverse in position, direction or relationship (verb)
USA Today Rootonym clue · 6 letters · last seen September 15, 2026
Answer
INVERT
The Root
VERTmeans “turn”
In a sentence: Carol will INVERT the bottle of shampoo so that its contents can slide to the top.
About this clue
The Rootonym clue “To turn inside out or upside down; to reverse in position, direction or relationship (verb)” has the answer INVERT (6 letters), built on the root VERT, which means “turn”. See the full September 15, 2026 Rootonym puzzle for the other three words, or browse all Rootonym answers.