What are those things called where they give you a word for each letter?
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They're called acronyms.
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#2 Envelope\n\n#1. A Book on Acronyms?\n( How To Keep It Short & Sweet)
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NOTHING came up for one word from your scambled letters.  \nSo then I tried two words and these came up.\ndower juntos\ndowers junto\ndown jouster\ndowner joust\ndowser junto\ndrowse junto\njet wondrous\njews orotund\njo undertows\njots rewound\njoust downer\njoust wonder\njousted worn\njouster down\njow roundest\njow tonsured\njow unsorted\njunto dowers\njunto dowser\njunto drowse\njuntos dower\njuntos rowed\norotund jews\nrewound jots\nroundest jow\nrowed juntos\ntonsured jow\nundertows jo\nunsorted jow\nwonder joust\nwondrous jet\nworn jousted
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It's called an "underscore"
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Woah, that's a tough one. Is it from an IQ test perhaps?\n\nI haven't solved it but would suggest that we think in terms of those letters being the first letter of items in a list that we would normally know the order of.  Such as JFMAMJJASOND being the months of the year. I don't believe the order has to do with their position in the alphabet.\n\nPLEASE let us know if you get the answer!
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The letter 'M'!\nMilleniuM\nMinute\nlifetiMe
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The ones I found were\nexamination\nexploration\ninquiry\ninvestigation\nscrutiny\nstudy
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There are no English words that are able to be made using only these letters.  You may want to check your letter sources.\n\nThese are the words that can be formed from the letters listed: cede, ceder, cedi, ceding, cee, cere, cered, cering, cervine, cider, cinder, cine, creed, cried, cringe, cringed, de, decern, dee, deer, dei, deice, deicer, deign, den, dene, denier, dere, derive, dev, devein, device, dice, dicer, die, diene, dig, din, dine, diner, ding, dire, dirge, dive, diver, diverge, dree, dreeing, dreg, drive, driven, edge, edger, edgier, eger, eide, eider, en, end, ender, endive, energid, eng, engird, envied, envier, er, ere, erg, ern, erne, eve, even, ever, evince, evinced, ged, gee, geed, gender, gene, generic, genic, genie, genre, gid, gie, gied, gien, gin, gird, girn, girned, give, given, giver, gree, greed, green, grid, gride, grieve, grieved, grin, grind, ice, iced, id, in, ire, ired, nee, need, nereid, nerve, nerved, neve, never, nevi, nice, nicer, nide, niece, nieve, re, rec, receding, red, rede, reding, ree, reed, reeding, reeving, regive, regiven, rei, reign, reigned, rein, reined, reive, reived, rend, renig, rev, rice, riced, rid, ride, ridge, rig, rin, rind, ring, ringed, rive, rived, riven, vee, veer, veering, veg, vein, veined, veiner, vend, vender, venge, venged, venire, verdin, verge, verged, vice, viced, vide, vie, vied, vier, vin, vine, vined. \n\nThese words can be formed by adding one more letter: e -   divergence   y -   divergency
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The term you are looking for is "palindrome".
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they are called ligatures, in printing anyway.  you usually see them more often in british english than in american english - it's some relic from latin.\n\nalso, did you know that the & is a ligature too - it's a squished-together e and t, supposedly, to mean the latin "et" which means "and".\n\nin linguistics when two letters represent a single sound, it is called a diphthong.\n\nhope this helps.
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there are 25 other letters to choose from, you z word
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they are abbreviations.......cant think of anything else
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i think you mean this: Ü \n\nit's a letter used in a couple of european languages (mine, for example). so either your friends are writing you in german or turkish or they're just f***ing with you
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they end with the letters ing  (eg) - what are you doing?, where are you going?, are you coming over? etc.
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letters. they have to be folded, formatted, and stuffed in a specific way. I once made an assistant throw away 5000 letters to parents and re-print them all because the margins were not standardized...
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anagram- to make words out of a groups of letters
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F***. It's versatile, and in spite of the fact that there are thousands of other words that start with the letter "f", it's called THE "f" word.