anagram 的 2 个定义
- a word, phrase, or sentence formed from another by rearranging its letters: “Angel” is an anagram of “glean.”
- anagrams, a game in which the players build words by transposing and, often, adding letters.
an·a·grammed, an·a·gram·ming.
- to form into a secret message by rearranging them.
- to rearrange so as to discover a secret message.
anagram 近义词
puzzle
更多anagram例句
- It’s a super-fast and fun way to check your anagram to make sure you haven’t used a letter too many times, or not often enough.
- In time she realized her odd plant belonged among the extreme parasites in the genus Thismia, described in 1844 and named as an anagram for English anatomist Thomas Smith.
- Rahodeb is an anagram of “Deborah,” the name of Mackey’s longtime wife.
- [From The Daily Beast's own Brian Ries] Hi Ron Paul your name is an anagram for "Our Plan."
- And cruder devices certainly deepen the effect of a name; Caliban is a rough anagram of “cannibal,” and Cassio contains an “ass.”
- Even the title of the film is an anagram of “Truths Denials.”
- Colleville invented an anagram on Cochin's name; with his given names it made up "Cochenille."
- Anagram′matism, the practice of making anagrams; Anagram′matist, a maker of anagrams.
- In each pan place a group of articles or pictures which will represent in anagram the filling of a pie.
- The master was Captain Roderick Ralestone, although he concealed his name in a sort of an anagram.
- It happening that both had the same name, Catherine, they passed the whole afternoon in forming it into an anagram.