Dictionary of Anagrams

“Dictionary of Anagrams” by Michael Curl, published by Wordsworth Editions, Limited in 1995, is a comprehensive reference work that presents approximately 20,000 words, including proper names, along with their known anagrams. This edition, written in English and spanning 256 pages, offers readers a structured exploration of anagrams, arranged alphabetically for easy navigation.
In addition to the extensive word lists, this dictionary includes a brief history of anagrams, tracing their origins from the Ancient Greeks and Romans to contemporary usage. It also delves into the mystical properties and associations that have been attributed to anagrams throughout history. Readers interested in games and activities related to wordplay, as well as those seeking a deeper understanding of this linguistic phenomenon, will find valuable insights within its pages.
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Dictionary is arranged alphabetically and covers approximately 20,000 words, including proper names, with all their known anagrams. The dictionary also includes a brief history of anagrams from the Ancient Greeks and the Romans to the present day and explains why they came to be invested with mystical properties and associations.
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