Number of letters:
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one more than main word
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Number of letters in common:
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seven
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Part of speech:
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verb (in contrast to the main word being either a noun or verb, the gem is just a verb)
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Meaning hint:
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I was scrolling through a long list of anagrams and tried the noun form of the gem, but almost didn’t bother trying the verb version (the gem) because it seemed too far off. I suppose both the main word and the gem could be types of hobbies?
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Note about letters:
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the gem does not start with the same letter as the main word
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Meaning hint #2:
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At least in the U.S., the hobby <gem> became known/more popular due to it being featured on multiple tv shows in the early 2000s-2010s.
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