Add to ORKGSome words accommodate a pair of alphabetically-adjacent letters such as S and T. These can either be separate in a word or together in a word. In both cases, the letters can be in alphabetical (as Here) or reverse alphabetical, order
In past Word Ways articles, various authors have explored words which contain consecutive letters of...
A spelling alphabet (also known as a phonetic alphabet or a telephone alphabet) is a set of words wh...
AbstractThe problem of classifying words on four letters into equivalence classes under the operatio...
sion r orthographic neighbours on word identification, which are formed by the substitution of a sin...
The 2 alphabetically-adjacent letters to be removed from the word must: be in alphabetical order in ...
The search is on for words made exclusively from the letters in alphabetically-adjacent letter pairs
A given word is split into two parts which may, or may not, have the same number of letters. A commo...
Many words can be split into smaller words by reading the letters consecutively and dividing the let...
A list of words split in two. The two parts may, or may not, have an equal number of letters. The le...
This article is a partial update of my Statistics of Word Neighbours in the November 1997 Word Way...
Goody Jack, Thomas and Hudson, Zeitlin Edith. Alphabets et écriture. In: Sociologie de la communicat...
Transpositions where a letter at one end of a word can be moved to the other end to make a new word ...
This article is mainly concerned with what I will call Forwards and Backwards words, in which the le...
A collection of alphabetically-arranged letter quartets are offered below, each of which admits a re...
In a recent communication, the editor suggested to me that the standard alphabet isn\u27t very frien...
In past Word Ways articles, various authors have explored words which contain consecutive letters of...
A spelling alphabet (also known as a phonetic alphabet or a telephone alphabet) is a set of words wh...
AbstractThe problem of classifying words on four letters into equivalence classes under the operatio...
sion r orthographic neighbours on word identification, which are formed by the substitution of a sin...
The 2 alphabetically-adjacent letters to be removed from the word must: be in alphabetical order in ...
The search is on for words made exclusively from the letters in alphabetically-adjacent letter pairs
A given word is split into two parts which may, or may not, have the same number of letters. A commo...
Many words can be split into smaller words by reading the letters consecutively and dividing the let...
A list of words split in two. The two parts may, or may not, have an equal number of letters. The le...
This article is a partial update of my Statistics of Word Neighbours in the November 1997 Word Way...
Goody Jack, Thomas and Hudson, Zeitlin Edith. Alphabets et écriture. In: Sociologie de la communicat...
Transpositions where a letter at one end of a word can be moved to the other end to make a new word ...
This article is mainly concerned with what I will call Forwards and Backwards words, in which the le...
A collection of alphabetically-arranged letter quartets are offered below, each of which admits a re...
In a recent communication, the editor suggested to me that the standard alphabet isn\u27t very frien...
In past Word Ways articles, various authors have explored words which contain consecutive letters of...
A spelling alphabet (also known as a phonetic alphabet or a telephone alphabet) is a set of words wh...
AbstractThe problem of classifying words on four letters into equivalence classes under the operatio...