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Bloomsbury Anagram Finder John Daintith

Bloomsbury Anagram Finder By John Daintith

Bloomsbury Anagram Finder by John Daintith


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Summary

The origin of the anagram - the rearranging of letters in a word to form another word - is frequently ascribed to the Jews, who believed that 'secret mysteries are woven in the number of letters'. Anagrams were popular in Europe during the Middle Ages. This book features crossword puzzles with anagrams.

Bloomsbury Anagram Finder Summary

Bloomsbury Anagram Finder: Over 200,000 Anagrams by John Daintith

The Bloomsbury Anagram Finder is an aid to this often time-consuming and frustrating aspect of completing a crossword. It contains over 200,000 words, and phrases, including plural forms of nouns, palindromes, words of sixteen letters and over, backwords, all parts of speech, Christian names and idioms. The anagrams are grouped by the number of letters they contain, from 'if' and 'dean' to 'coffee-table book' and 'take the rough with the smooth', with the letters set out in alphabetical order. So once the letters of a crossword anagram are arranged alphabetically, finding the solution is as easy as locating a word in a dictionary. Together with Bloomsbury's Crossword Solver and Crossword Lists, the Anagram Finder will prove invaluable to both beginners and experienced crossworders. Good luck with future crosswords!*

Additional information

GOR003326505
9780747576211
0747576211
Bloomsbury Anagram Finder: Over 200,000 Anagrams by John Daintith
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
2004-06-01
720
N/A
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