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OP Is there a name for a complete word that can be obtained from another word without rearranging any letters? Sometimes the words suit each other but are not related etymologically (take the word strum in instrumental) but usually they are completely unrelated (like the ogre in progressive).
For the time being, let's call them lineagrams.
Last edited by Hydra; 09/24/07 04:30 AM.
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted Words in words Hydra 09/24/07 04:28 AM Re: Words in words AnnaStrophic 09/24/07 03:59 PM Re: Words in words of troy 09/24/07 04:31 PM Re: Words in words Myridon 09/24/07 06:44 PM
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