Dmitri Borgmann, in Vowel Patterns in his book Language on Vacation (Scribner\u27s, 1965), muses on the finding of what would be the \u27ultimate triumph\u27 a 5-letter word constructed from one each of the five vowels A, E, I, O, and U. If you turn to page 638 of The Encyclopedia of Paleontology (Dowden, Hutchinson& Ross, 1979), edited by Rhodes W. Fairbridge and David Jablonski, you will find IOUEA, the name of a Cretaceous fossil sponge genus
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Some years ago I was in hospital for an operation and every morning at some point a bright young nur...
Before plunging into new territory, we pause to take note of a congeries of addenda to subjects prob...
What do Samuel Plimsoll, Titus Oates, Bela Lugosi, Chou En-Lai, Count Basie, Don Quarrie (a sprinter...
In IOUEA: A Cretaceous Coup in the November 1003 Word Ways, Susan Thorpe reported her discovery of...
Down through the years, logologists have sought the elusive word attaining one of the many goals of ...
This is a companion to AEIOU in Order (Word Ways 98037 with additions in 98115 and 99262). It lists...
Following the lead of George Scheetz in compiling lists of words with a common ending, I have chosen...
Less than a handful of major articles dealing with AEIOU words (words in which each of the five vowe...
Popular word puzzle lore has it that there are only two relatively common words having the five vowe...
The twenty words needed to complete this puzzle are mostly vowels. Even though thirteen of the words...
Before reading further in this article, the reader is invited to ponder the title. What is unusual a...
Molecular geneticists propose that all living human beings are descendants of a single woman who liv...
Somewhere along about the Third Grade we discovered that certain words are not pronounced at all the...
Triple tautonyms are hard to find. I know if only two in Webster\u27s Third Edition, cha-cha-cha and...
I have coined a new term in order to point out a phenomenon in the English language: the vowelindrom...
Some years ago I was in hospital for an operation and every morning at some point a bright young nur...
Before plunging into new territory, we pause to take note of a congeries of addenda to subjects prob...
What do Samuel Plimsoll, Titus Oates, Bela Lugosi, Chou En-Lai, Count Basie, Don Quarrie (a sprinter...