Tool to generate anagrams (of words, names, sentences). The generator shuffles the order of letters to form words automatically.
Anagrams Generator - dCode
Tag(s) : Word Games, Word Search, Steganography
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Anagrams Generator
Anagrams Generator
Pseudonym and Fake Name Generator
Answers to Questions (FAQ)
What is an anagram? (Definition)
An anagram is the result of the permutation / rearrangement of the letters of one or more words in order to produce other words (all original letters are retained).
How does the anagram generator work?
The generator makes all possible permutations of letters among the ones in the words (scrambled letters in disorder) proposed by the user and identifies words that actually exist in the dictionary.
Example: DCODE AND ME => ONCE MADDED, MODDED CANE, etc.
The number of potential anagrams is huge, the software automatically limits its word list by selecting common words in order to return a reasonable list to the user. Computing results are then fast and relevant but sometimes 'no result' is returned when anagrams in fact exist (with less common words). In this case, try to guide the software in your query by:
— limiting the number of anagrams to 1 or 2 words (the word list will not be limited)
— identify potential small words such as THE, A, MY, OF that can be used and set them as letters to use/remove
— for 3 words or more, increase the minimum word length
— for 3 words or more, find a potential word to use and indicate it in the cell in order to delete some letters
How to generate all permutations of letters?
To generate (or count) all anagrams (including all that do not exist or are not pronounceable), use the permutations generator on dCode.
If the goal is to find the best word in letter games, use the dCode tools: Scrabble solver or Longest word finder
What is an anagramer?
An anagramer (or anagramator) is the (invented) name given to the tool / generator that allows you to find anagrams like here on dCode.
Anagrammers can be used for puns, puzzles, or just to explore the different combinations of letters in a word.
What are famous anagrams?
Use the above anagram finder and make your proposals!
— A HOMER SIMPSON → MR HOMO SAPIENS
— ADOLF HITLER → HEIL, OLD FART!
— BRITNEY SPEARS → PRESBYTERIANS
— CELINE DION → NO, I DECLINE
— CLINT EASTWOOD → OLD WEST ACTION
— DONALD TRUMP → PORTLAND MUD
— ERIC CLAPTON → NARCOLEPTIC
— JULIA ROBERTS → JUST A BROILER
— LEONARDO DA VINCI → DID COLOR IN A NAVE
— LEONARDO DICAPRIO → DOCILE OR PARANOID
— MARGARET THATCHER → THAT GREAT CHARMER
— MADAME CURIE → ME, RADIUM ACE
— OSAMA BIN LADEN → A BAD MAN (NO LIES)
— OSAMA BIN LADEN → A LESBIAN NOMAD
— ROBERT PATTINSON → PROTESTANT ROBIN
— SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR → HER ILLEGAL CHARM SALE
— TOM MARVOLO RIDDLE → I AM LORD VOLDEMORT
— WHITNEY HOUSTON → IN TONE - WHY SHOUT?
— WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE → I'LL MAKE A WISE PHRASE
Other anagrams are listed here (affiliate link)
Source code
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Anagrams Generator on dCode.fr [online website], retrieved on 2024-11-05,
