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Word Ways V.51 No.4 Complete Issue stics The Jo ingui urnal al L of R on ec ati re re at ec Word io R s W na f y a l l o a y L a s in n Wor g r W s d W u u y W i o a a s J d W y t r ays s o ic e d W W s h d r o W T o r o rd r o W d Ways W d s r W o c o o i W s W r a t W y s Word d r W s s y W y d i a y a a W a W ys Wo ys s u s s rd Wa rd a g W d W W W y W o or d Ways W a y W a n or o y o i y rd s s d W W W Ways r a d rd W W y L r o or W d o a r W ord W d a W l W ay W a s W y o W o Word W o a s r y s a o ays r y r W Wor W d s W d o d s s d W W n s ay ys o a W s y y Wa W ay r W s a a W d d Ways or s d a o y s d r or d W y r o r o W W W W y o y W W s W W a W o y o a s r i s a o W s r y a r d W a d W d d s s r W r W y y W d d t d d a d W a y r W r o s s a W W o W y W y o s W o W o y W W W a d r a s a W a r r d W s W y r o W y W d o W d o s s W a s d r a W a r a y d e y d a r W r W r d y W s y a d W W s r s o y y o r a o o o a y y W s d a W o W W s W o r W o a W s y d W a s o a y W c a o d r d s a y d r r d W d W r W y y o o W W d r W a s o r W y a s W a s o W r a o W s y y s r e W y s y W s a s W d W o d W W o W r d d y W r r s o o o o s r r r W a d o o o y s r W y a r d d R y s a d r r W W W W d d r a W d a W r y s o W W W s W d f y r d a d s a W d o a y W r W s W d y W W r o o W s s o o a W d y a W a r y s o y r a y d y l W y o a s a W s W o s o W a W s s W o y r a d W W W s W d r W n W r r o y y d o r r d d W a o W s a y a d a r u W W d r d W a o W r o y o a a y W s W J y W s s a y e d s W y y r a o h r W d s s o s W T W W y o s o r y a d a W W r d W s W o d r y a o y s W r a d W W d a r y o s W WORD WAYS® The Journal of Recreational Linguistics 1968 Editor: Dmitri A. Borgmann, Dayton, Washington 1969 Editor: Howard W. Bergerson, Sweet Home, Oregon 1970-2006 Editor: A. Ross Eckler, Morristown, New Jersey EDITOR and Jeremiah and Karen Farrell PUBLISHER 9144 Aintree Drive Indianapolis, Indiana 46250 [email protected] ALPHAMETICS Steve Kahan EDITOR 78-51 220th St. Hollis Hills, New York 11364 US ISBN 0043-7980 Published Quarterly in February, May, August, November Editorial Board: Lacey Echols Kirstin L. Ellsworth Barbara Howes Hailey Mohr Katie Mohr David D. Wright Copyright © 2018 Jeremiah Farrell TABLE of CONTENTS WORD WAYS 51:4 Trigrams and Tetragrams Again D. Francis Surprisingly Related Synonyms Anil Reverse Trigrams and Tetragrams D. Francis A Perfect Magic Square J. Farrell Puns R. Haas Poll Pirate R. Singer Gaffes With Laughs D. Hauptman Palindromes Selections C. Kostelecky Introducing Sans Forgetica D. Francis A Scrambled Sudoku J. Farrell First Names Second S. Kahan Criticise A Name D. Francis Colloquy An Inscrutable Magic Square J. Farrell Animal Idioms S. Kahan And then Limericks W. Brandt Alphametics S. Kahan All Words Begin With the Sound of W J. Tietz Trigrams and Tetragrams Again Darryl Francis Brampton, Cumbria, England [email protected] In the August 2018 Word Ways, it was good to see Jeff Grant revisiting his May 1999 article Alphabetic Trigrams and Tetragrams, and providing some additional examples of words and names using three and four consecutive letters of the alphabet. I’ve taken the opportunity to search for some further examples. Additionally, I’ve decided to treat the letters of the alphabet as a circle, and have included here the additional trigrams YZA and ZAB, and the tetragrams XYZA, YZAB and ZABC. My finds (and their sources) are presented below. My thanks to Jeff for the XYZA item. CDE ecderon OED online CDE ecdemite OED online HIJ nashiji OED online HIJ Shijō OED online TUV statuvolence OED online TUV statuvolent OED online TUV statuvolic OED online TUV statuvolism OED online TUV statuvolize OED online XYZ hydroxyzine OED online YZA coryza W3 ZAB sizable W3 IJKL lijkli OED online (Middle English form of 'likely') IJKL lijkly OED online (Middle English form of 'likely') LMNO almnoress OED online (at 'almoness') LMNO Filmnotes OED online (at 'labouring') MNOP apotemnophilia OED online MNOP cremnophobia OED online MNOP gymnophthalmate OED online MNOP gymnophthalmatous OED online MNOP gymnophthalmic OED online MNOP gymnophthalmous OED online MNOP gymnopolyspermous OED online MNOP gymnopterous OED online MNOP gymnopaedic OED online MNOP limnophilous OED online MNOP limnoplankton OED online MNOP Omnopon OED online MNOP Semnopithecus OED online MNOP somnopathy OED online MNOP Thamnophilidae OED online (at 'ant') MNOP Prumnopitys OED online (at 'matai') RSTU bierstube OED online RSTU narsturcium OED online (Middle English form of 'nasturtium') RSTU narstuscium OED online (Middle English form of 'nasturtium') RSTU overstudy OED online RSTU quarterstuff OED online (at 'quarter-stuff') RSTU starstuff OED online (at 'star') RSTU superstud OED online RSTU understumble OED online STUV stuver OED online (15th century form of 'stiver') XYZA Xyzal Wikipedia (at ‘levocetirizine’) YZAB analyzable W3 ZABC Zabcikville Wikipedia (place in Texas) REVERSE TRIGRAMS AND TETRAGRAMS Darryl Francis Brampton, Cumbria, England [email protected] Over the last five decades, Word Ways has carried many articles and Colloquy items about trigrams and tetragrams – some with all vowels, and some with all consonants. Three particularly relevant ones to this article are these: Undominated Alphabetic Sequences, Ross Eckler, volume 15/2 (May 1982) Alphabetic Trigrams and Tetragrams, Jeff Grant, volume 32/2 (May 1999) Alphabetic Trigrams and Tetragrams Update, Jeff Grant, volume 51/3 (August 2018) We decided to search for words and names containing reverse trigrams and tetragrams. Instead of searching for words with, for example, the trigram ABC, we searched for words with CBA. And likewise for tetragrams – for example, searching for PONM instead of MNOP. And so on through the alphabet. And for completeness, we chose to treat the alphabet as a circular arrangement of letters, thus YZA, ZBA, XYZA, YZAB and ZBAC. Our findings are in the table below. AZY hazy Obscured, dim, unclear, vague W3 A light portable shoulder weapon for BAZ bazooka W3 firing rockets BAZ bombazine A silk fabric W3 CBA bacbakiri A shrike of southern Africa W3 CBA ecbatic Denoting a consequence W2 The shaddock, a citrus fruit related to the CBA lucban W2 grapefruit DCB Nothing! EDC bedchamber A bedroom W3 A person wearing a red cap; in Britain, a EDC redcap W3 military policeman A member of the British armed forces in EDC redcoat W3 America during the Revolutionary War A cake or cookie containing aromatic EDC seedcake W3 seeds FED confederacy A league, compact or alliance W3 FED fed Past tense of the verb 'feed' W3 FED wifedom The state or condition of being a wife W2 The plural of 'bigfoot', a hairy creature like a human being that is reported to GFE bigfeet W3 exist in the north-western United States and western Canada Surname of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, an American poet, famous GFE Longfellow WBD for The Song of Hiawatha, among many others GFE slugfest A struggle or boxing match W3 GFE songfest An informal session of group singing W3 HGF Guschgfiel A mountain, Liechtenstein USBGN IHG Maihgawan Tank A place, Uttar Pradesh, India TIG IHG Maihgaura A populated place, Uttar Pradesh, India USBGN A bitter strife or crusade undertaken in JIH jihad W3 the spirit of a holy war In the Shetland Islands, Scotland, a KJI kjimsie EDD dialect word for fellow Surname of Tim Kurkjian, a baseball KJI Kurkjian Wikipedia analyst on ESPN A breast or manboob; other dictionaries LKJ milkjug spell this as a hyphenated word or two UD words LKJ stolkjaerre A 2-wheeled cart used in Norway W3 A populated place, Chittagong region, MLK Domlkachara USBGN India The land of the Houyhnhnms, the fictional race of intelligent horses NML Houyhnhnmland described in Jonathan Swift's satirical OED online Gulliver's Travels.
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