anagrams
- noun
- /ˈænəˌɡræmz/
- During the family game night, everyone enjoyed the challenge of solving anagrams.
Examples
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So you and I, we are going to take the anagram test together today.
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It's OK to, you know, I have my silly anagram game and, and I, and I do that and it helps relax me.
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In our language class, we played a fun game of anagrams to build our vocabulary.
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She created several new words by rearranging the letters in the anagrams we found.
Synonyms
A game where players make or find words by following rules, like crosswords
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Anagrams comes from Greek parts ana- meaning 'again' and -gram meaning 'letter'. So anagrams are literally 'letters again', which explains the game where you rearrange letters to make new words.