Add to ORKGWell, can you? Freely translated, this enigmatic title invites you, the reader, to discover what is ...
Webster\u27s Dictionary defines colloquy as mutual discourse. Readers are encouraged to submit addit...
In any logological research one is required, consciously or subconsciously, to devise and follow a s...
In the May 1984 issue of Word Ways, the editor presented Websterian words containing tetragrams cons...
A tetragram is a set of four consecutive letters embedded in a word, as ETRA in \u27tetragram\u27 or...
A list of words that contain sets of trigrams and tetragrams but the letters are in reverse alphabet...
In past Word Ways articles, various authors have explored words which contain consecutive letters of...
There are about 7800 different trigrams which occur in words listed in boldface in Webster\u27s Seco...
We were recently fortunate enough to come by an extensive listing of tetragrams existing in the Seco...
This article responds to the challenge posed by Susan Thorpe on page 212 of the August 2001 issue of...
A Vowel Tetragram (VT) is a group of 4 vowels unbroken by any consonants. There are 625 different V...
Before reading further in this article, the reader is invited to ponder the title. What is unusual a...
The letters of a word can be numbered alphabetically, i.e. the letter of the word occurring earliest...
Excluding patterns with three or more consecutive identical letters, there are 41 different word pat...
An alphabet ring is formed if the 26 letters of the alphabet are written down (in any order) on the ...
Well, can you? Freely translated, this enigmatic title invites you, the reader, to discover what is ...
Webster\u27s Dictionary defines colloquy as mutual discourse. Readers are encouraged to submit addit...
In any logological research one is required, consciously or subconsciously, to devise and follow a s...
In the May 1984 issue of Word Ways, the editor presented Websterian words containing tetragrams cons...
A tetragram is a set of four consecutive letters embedded in a word, as ETRA in \u27tetragram\u27 or...
A list of words that contain sets of trigrams and tetragrams but the letters are in reverse alphabet...
In past Word Ways articles, various authors have explored words which contain consecutive letters of...
There are about 7800 different trigrams which occur in words listed in boldface in Webster\u27s Seco...
We were recently fortunate enough to come by an extensive listing of tetragrams existing in the Seco...
This article responds to the challenge posed by Susan Thorpe on page 212 of the August 2001 issue of...
A Vowel Tetragram (VT) is a group of 4 vowels unbroken by any consonants. There are 625 different V...
Before reading further in this article, the reader is invited to ponder the title. What is unusual a...
The letters of a word can be numbered alphabetically, i.e. the letter of the word occurring earliest...
Excluding patterns with three or more consecutive identical letters, there are 41 different word pat...
An alphabet ring is formed if the 26 letters of the alphabet are written down (in any order) on the ...
Well, can you? Freely translated, this enigmatic title invites you, the reader, to discover what is ...
Webster\u27s Dictionary defines colloquy as mutual discourse. Readers are encouraged to submit addit...
In any logological research one is required, consciously or subconsciously, to devise and follow a s...