Special vowel-consonant patterns.Two constraints CONSTRAINTS - A language for solving constraints using value inference.["CONSTRAINTS: A Language for Expressing Almost-Hierarchical Descriptions", G.J. Sussman et al, Artif Intell 14(1):1-39 (Aug 1980)]. are imposed on the words offered in this article. The first is by way of their vowel-consonant (V-C) patterns; the second is a numerical numerical expressed in numbers, i.e. Arabic numerals of 0 to 9 inclusive. numerical nomenclature a numerical code is used to indicate the words, or other alphabetical signals, intended. one. V-C PATTERNS Only words which have a palindromic pal·in·dro·mic adj. Relapsing; recurring. and/or and/or conj. Used to indicate that either or both of the items connected by it are involved. Usage Note: And/or is widely used in legal and business writing. tautonymic V-C pattern are admitted. For example: CLOT.TING has the palindromic V-C pattern CCvC.CvCC JUGG.LERS LERS Low-Energy Recoil Scattering LERS Lower Echelon Reporting System has the tautonymic V-C pattern CvCC.CvCC COPEN.HAGEN Hagen (hä`gən), city (1994 pop. 214,880), North Rhine–Westphalia, W Germany, on the Ennepe River. It is an industrial center in the Ruhr district. Its manufactures include iron and steel, chemicals, machinery, paper, and textiles. has both a palindromic and tautonymic V-C pattern CvCvC.CvCvC But these examples have not been chosen at random. The word OVERT.AKING has a tautonymic V-C pattern (vCvCC.vCvCC), but it is not admitted. So, what characteristic do the first three words possess which OVERTAKING o·ver·take tr.v. o·ver·took , o·ver·tak·en , o·ver·tak·ing, o·ver·takes 1. a. To catch up with; draw even or level with. b. To pass after catching up with. 2. lacks? The answer is a numerical one. NUMERICAL REQUIREMENTS Let us begin by assigning as·sign tr.v. as·signed, as·sign·ing, as·signs 1. To set apart for a particular purpose; designate: assigned a day for the inspection. 2. A = 1, B = 2 through Z = 26. The words which passed the V-C pattern test only pass the second test if they are numerical palindromes, numerical tautonyms The following is a list of tautonyms: taxonomic names in which the genus and species names are the same. These are allowed in zoology, but not in botany, where the genus and species names must differ (though differences as small as one letter are permitted, as in the Jujube , both numerical palindromes and tautonyms, or balanced words (word total divided by number of letters = 13.5). CLOT.TING is a numerical tautonym tau·to·nym n. A taxonomic designation, such as Gorilla gorilla, in which the genus and species names are the same, commonly used in zoology but no longer in botany. (50.50); JUGG.LERS is a numerical palindrome palindrome: see anagram. (45.54); COPEN.HAGEN is also a numerical palindrome (53.35). The word HORN.LESS (CvCC.CvCC), a V-C tautonym, is both a numerical palindrome and a numerical tautonym (55.55). OVERT.AKING does not pass any of the numerical tests, so is excluded. For further reading, articles concerned with numerical tautonyms, numerical palindromes, and balanced words which have appeared in Word Ways include: 70010 Numerical Tautonyms by Darryl Darryl is a common English name from Old English and Old French origin, generally used for males, but also can be the name of a female. It was used since the time of the Norman Saxon invasion of England. Francis Francis, French prince, duke of Alençon and Anjou Francis, 1554–84, French prince, duke of Alençon and Anjou; youngest son of King Henry II of France and Catherine de' Medici. 70244 6-Letter Numerical Tautonyms by Leslie Leslie (Gaelic, derived from a surname meaning 'garden of hollies,'grey fortress, or'garden by the pool')[1] can refer to any of the following: Places in Scotland:
71185 8-Letter Numerical Tautonyms by Leslie Card 74024 Palindromic Letter Sequences by Leslie Card and A. Ross Eckler
Albert Ross Eckler (May 22, 1901 - March 14, 1991) served as deputy director of the United States Census Bureau from 1949 to 1965, and its director from 1965 until 1969. 94206 and 95040 Balanced Words and Balanced Dreams by Susan Thorpe Thorpe , James Francis Known as "Jim." 1888-1953. American athlete. An outstanding collegiate football player, he later played professional football and baseball. 96242 Numerical Palindromes Part 1 by Susan Thorpe 97066 Numerical Palindromes Part 2 by Rex Gooch 97204 and 98011 Varieties of Balanced Words, Parts 1 and 2 by Rex Gooch REFERENCES Unreferenced words can be found in the Oxford English Dictionary Oxford English Dictionary (OED) great multi-volume historical dictionary of English. [Br. Hist.: Caught in the Web of Words] See : Lexicography , Second Edition. References for non-OED words are: ch Chambers English Dictionary d Dorland's Medical Dictionary Dorland's is the brand name of several different medical dictionaries and ancillary products, chiefly Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary (currently in its 31st edition) and Dorland's Pocket Medical Dictionary (currently in its 27th edition). hod Handbook
This article is about reference works. For the subnotebook computer, see .
ro Roget's Thesaurus Roget's Thesaurus is a widely-used English thesaurus, created by Dr. Peter Mark Roget (1779–1869) in 1805 and was released to the public on 29 April, 1852. The original edition had 15,000 words, and each new edition has been larger. st Stedman's Medical Dictionary A medical dictionary is a lexicon for words used in medicine. The three major English language medical dictionaries are Stedman's, Taber's, and Dorland's medical dictionaries. tf Tertiary tertiary (tûr`shēârē), in the Roman Catholic Church, member of a third order. The third orders are chiefly supplements of the friars—Franciscans (the most numerous), Dominicans, and Carmelites. Faunas by A. Morley Davies w2/w3 Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, Second/Third Edition Taken from the United States Board on Geographic Names The United States Board on Geographic Names (BGN) is an American federal body whose purpose is to establish and maintain uniform usage of geographic names throughout the U.S. government. Overview The Board was created in 1890; its present form derives from a law of 1947. (BGN BGN In currencies, this is the abbreviation for the Bulgarian Lev. Notes: The currency market, also known as the Foreign Exchange market, is the largest financial market in the world, with a daily average volume of over US $1 trillion. ), locations are identified by country using the following abbreviations: Algeria, Angola, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Benin, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burma, Chad Chad (chăd, chäd), Fr. Tchad, officially Republic of Chad, republic (2005 est. pop. 9,826,000), 495,752 sq mi (1,284,000 sq km), N central Africa. , China, Comoros, Congo (DR), Congo (Republic), Cyprus, Denmark, East Timor East Timor (tē`môr) or Timor-Leste (–lĕsht), Tetum Timor Lorosae, republic, officially Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste (2002 est. pop. , Ecuador, Egypt, Finland, France, French Polynesia French Polynesia, officially Territory of French Polynesia, internally self-governing overseas country (2002 pop. 245,516) of France, consisting of 118 islands in the South Pacific. The capital is Papeete, on Tahiti. , Germany, Guinea Guinea, archaic term for Africa's west coast Guinea (gĭn`ē), an archaic term for the west coast of Africa. In its widest sense it has been applied to the region from Angola to Senegal. , Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Ireland, Ivory Coast Ivory Coast: see Côte d'Ivoire. , Japan, Mali, Morocco Morocco, country, Africa Morocco (mərŏk`ō), officially Kingdom of Morocco, kingdom (2005 est. pop. 32,726,000), 171,834 sq mi (445,050 sq km), NW Africa. , Mozambique, Netherlands, Norway, Peru, Philippines, Romania, S.Africa, S.Korea, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka (srē läng`kə) [Sinhalese,=resplendent land], formerly Ceylon, ancient Taprobane, officially Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, island republic (2005 est. pop. , Togo, Tunis, Ukraine, United Kingdom THE TABLES In the tables which follow, the words are either solid or hyphenated hy·phen·at·ed adj. 1. Having a hyphen: a hyphenated adjective. 2. Often Offensive Of or relating to naturalized citizens or their descendants or culture. . Phrases are not admitted. Only those patterns which have at least one vowel vowel Speech sound in which air from the lungs passes through the mouth with minimal obstruction and without audible friction, like the i in fit. The word also refers to a letter representing such a sound (a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y). and one consonant consonant Any speech sound characterized by an articulation in which a closure or narrowing of the vocal tract completely or partially blocks the flow of air; also, any letter or symbol representing such a sound. in each half of the word are admitted. Thus all-vowel words and all-consonant words do not appear. Words which themselves are tautonyms or palindromes are excluded, along with words harbouring the controversial-status letter Y. For each V-C pattern, a single example is provided for each of the four numerical orders, wherever possible. V-C patterns for which no numerical example was found are listed at the end of each table under `none'. LONGER WORDS Although no thorough search for longer words was undertaken, I could not resist offering a taste of 14-letter examples: V-C Palindromes CvCCvCC.CCvCCvC VINBERG.SHALLET (77.77) is an island in Finland V-C Tautonyms CCvCvCv.CCvCvCv PHOTOSE.NSITIVE (98.98) CvCCvCC.CvCCvCC CIRCUMS.TANCING (86.68), COTRANS COTRANS Coordinated Transfer Application System .PORTING (balanced 189/14 = 13.5) CvCCvvC.CvCCvvC HERNIOG.RAPHIES (76.76) st vCCvCvC.vCCvCvC ANTI-TUB.ERCULAR (87.78), ATRETOC.EPHALUS (82.82) d V-C Tautonym/Palindrome CvCvCvC.CvCvCvC SUPERAN.GELICAL (94.49) EXTRA-SPECIAL WORDS Whilst searching for constrained con·strain tr.v. con·strained, con·strain·ing, con·strains 1. To compel by physical, moral, or circumstantial force; oblige: felt constrained to object. See Synonyms at force. 2. words, a number of extra-special words were encountered. I list them here, in no special order: Some words boast more than 2 of the constraints considered above. PAVO.NIZE embodies 3 constraints. It is a V-C tautonym (CvCv.CvCv), a numerical tautonym (54.54), and a balanced word (108/8 = 13.5). SINFUL.NESSES w2 not only has dual V-C palindromic/tautonymic status (CvCCvC.CvCCvC), it is also a numerical tautonym (81.81) and a balanced word (162/12 = 13.5), making it a word with 4 constraints. SKID.DING is a V-C palindrome (CCvC.CvCC) and a numerical palindrome (43.34). Its antonym, ANTISK.IDDING, is a V-C tautonym (vCCvCC.vCCvCC), and, like its opposite number, a numerical palindrome (74.47). The words OPER OPER Operational OPER Operator/Operations .ATES ATES Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage ATES AEGIS Tactical Executive System ATES Advanced Threat Emitter System (aka Joint Threat Emitter) ATES ARINC Technical Excellence Society and OPER.ATOR share the same root but have different endings. Whilst OPER.ATES is a numerical palindrome (54.45), OPER.ATOR is a numerical tautonym (54.54). Both have the tautonymic, alternating, V-C pattern vCvC.vCvC. The mouthful TARAMA.SALATA not only has a tautonymic V-C pattern (CvCvCv.CvCvCv) but is also a numerical tautonym (54.54). Its usual claim to fame is its monovocalic status with six letters A which alternate singly with single consonants This is a list of all consonants, ordered by place and manner of articulation. Ordered by place of articulation Labial consonants Bilabial consonants
n. 1. The act or process of connoting. 2. a. An idea or meaning suggested by or associated with a word or thing: is, appropriately, both a dual status V-C tautonym/palindrome (CvC.CvC) and a numerical tautonym (41.41). The 8-letter V-C tautonym ADIN Adin (ā`dĭn), in the Bible, family that returned from Exile. .IDAN IDAN Intelligent Data Acquisition System (vCvC.vCvC) w2 is a numerical tautonym (28.28). But its talents do not end there. By moving the final letter N to the beginning, the original word can be read backwards. ADIN.IDAN is also a split-word pair isogram i·so·gram n. See isoline. isogram See isoline. Noun 1. isogram - a line drawn on a map connecting points having the same numerical value of some variable , one eachof the same letters appearing in each half of the word in a different order.
V-C PALINDROMES
numerical pal. numerical taut.
6 letters
Cvv.vvC HAO.UAT (24.42) Tun HOO.UEL (38.38)
CCv.vCC FLE.ESH (23.32) WHE.ELS (36.36)
vCC.CCv UCH.HNA (32.23) Ban IKH.SHA (28.28) Egy
vvC.Cvv AAS.BAI (21.12) w2 EAR.NEE (24.24)
8 letters
CCvC.CvCC SKID.DING (43.34) CLOT.TING (50.50)
CCvv.vvCC
CvCC.CCvC BARD.SHIP (25.52) MENS.TRAL (51.51)
CvCv.vCvC REHO.USES (46.64) VENE.ERER (46.46)w2
Cvvv.vvvC TOUA.OUIL (57.57) Mor
vvCv.vCvv OURO.ULOU (69.69)Cha
vCvv.vvCv AZAO.UIDI (43.43)Mor
vCvC.CvCv UNIT.RINE (64.46) ENIG.MATA (35.35)
num. pal./taut balanced
6 letters total = 81
Cvv.vvC COO.IES (33.33) LOUIES
CCv.vCC SMA.ILL (33.33) SKIERS
vCC.CCv ELLHWU
vvC.Cvv OUS.SOU (55.55) Mor OUT-SEA
8 letters total = 108
CCvC.CvCC CROS.SISH (55.55) STIRLING
CCvv.vvCC FRAOUISS Alg
CvCC.CCvC MINS.TREL (55.55) MALTSTER
CvCv.vCvC RETA.ILER (44.44) DEVOURER
Cvvv.vvvC ZOUAOUAH Mor
vvCv.vCvv UAQU EQUE Moz
vCvv.vvCv UBAI.EIRA (33.33) Bra
vCvC.CvCv AMAR.DASI (33.33)Ind EXERTIVE
None CCCv.vCCC vvvC.Cvvv vvCC.CCvv vCCC.CCCv
V-C PALINDROMES
numerical pal. numerical taut.
10 letters
CCCvC.CvCCC SPLIT-RINGS (76.67) SCREW-BOLTS (68.68)
CCvCv.vCvCC CLOLO.URISH (57.75) Ire PREVI.EWERS(70.70)
CCvvC.CvvCC BROOM.FIELD (63.36) PLAIN-GOING (52.52)
CvCCC.CCCvC SIRSH.TSNIK (73.73) Bul
CvCCv.vCCvC GASCO.IGNES (45.54) KELLI.ELLAS (49.49) tf
CvvCC.CCvvC KAAPS.PRUIT(48.84)SA GIANT-GREAT(51.51)
CvvCv.vCvvC COOTO.UNIES(68.68)hod
vCvCC.CCvCv ORUDZ.HDIZA(84.48)Aze IDOL-T.HRONE (60.60)
vCCvC.CvCCv ASCEN.DABLE (42.24) UNDER.VALVE (62.62)
num. pal./taut balanced
10 letters total = 135
CCCvC.CvCCC SHRIPPINGS
CCvCv.vCvCC PROTEIFORM
CCvvC.CvvCC CHAUK.MAING(44.44)Bur SQUALLIEST
CvCCC.CCCvC GUSHTKHVAR Ira
CvCCv.vCCvC DUCK-E.AGLES (44.44) VANQUISHES
CvvCC.CCvvC HAIRS.TREAK(55.55) HOEDS.PRUIT SA
CvvCv.vCvvC BIESI.EHOEK (44.44)SA MOOROOBOOL Aul
vCvCC.CCvCv OVERSTRIDE
vCCvC.CvCCv ATTURCOPPE
None CCCCv.vCCCC CCCvv.vvCCC CCvvv.vvvCC CvCvv.vvCvC Cvvvv.vvvvC
vvvvC.Cvvvv vvvCC.CCvvv vv vvCvC.CvCvv vvCCv.vCCvv vvCCC.CCCvv
vCvvv.vvvCv vCvvC.CvvCv vCCvv.vvCCv vCCCC.CCCCv
numerical pal. numerical taut.
12 letters
CCvCCv. FRICTI.ON-BALL (65.56) SLIP-PA.INTING (73.73)
CCvCvC. SLOVEN.LINESS (87.78) FRATER.NALISM (68.68)
CvCCCv. TONGJI.ANGTAN (75.57) Chi BESTRA.UGHTED (65.65)
CvCvCC. PARING-CHISEL (65.56) LIVING-GRIPER (73.73)
CvCvCv. KINESI.OMETER (67.76) KERATO.IDITIS (70.70) d
CvCvvC. COLOUR-COATED (84.48) PERIOS.TEITIS (82.82)
CvvCCv. QUASSI.A-TREES (86.68) QUESTI.ON-HOUR (91.91)
CvvCvC. NEUROP.TEROUS (89.98) NEUROC.RANIUM (76.76)
vCvCvC. ITACAM.BIRUCU (47.74) Bra OVERAN.NOTATE (75.75) w2
vCvCCv. AFERTO.UCHENE(65.56)Mor ABOSSO.UMKOFE (71.71) Tog
vCCvCC. ISDALS.FJELLA (64.46) Nor ANDERS.SVEDJA (61.61) Swe
vvCvCv. OUZARO.ULAZOU (96.96) Gun
vvCCCv. EENDVO.ELVLEI (65.65) SA
vCCvCv. ANGAGU.ACUCHO (51.51) Ecu
vCCCvC. ILLVET.JORNHO (80.80) Nor
num. pal./taut balanced
12 letters total = 162
CCvCCv. BROMBE.ER-BERG SPURLEATHERS
CCvCvC. (55.55) Ger BRUNETTENESS
CvCCCv.
CvCvCC. DEMONSTRATOR
CvCvCv. VASONEUROTIC st
CvCvvC.
CvvCCv. KOUKKO.ULLIES Cyp
CvvCvC.
vCvCvC. IRIPINNUWEWA SLa
vCvCCv.
vCCvCC. OSMONDTHORPE
vvCvCv. (W.Yorks)
vvCCCv.
vCCvCv. AMBODI.AZAMBA (44.44) Mad
vCCCvC. ENDROCPUSZTA Hun
None CCCCCv.vCCCCC CCCCvC.CvCCCC CCCCvv.vvCCCC CCCvCC.CCvCCC
CCCvCv vCvCCC CCCvvC.vCvvCCC CCCvvv.vvvCCC CCvCCC.CCCvCC
CCvvCv.vCvvCC ... CCvvvC.CvvvCC CCvvvv.vvvvCC CvCCvv.vvCCvC
CvCvvv.vvvCv CvvCCC.CCCvvC CvvCvv.vvCvvC CvvvCC.CCvvvC CvvvCv.vCvvvC
Cvvvvv.vvvvvC vvvvvC.Cvvvvv vvvvCv.vCvvvv vvvvCC.CCvvvv vvvCvC.CvCvvv
vvvCCv.vCCvvv vvvCCC.CCCvvv vvCvvv.vvvCvv vvCvvC.CvvCvv vvCvCC.CCvCvv
vvCCvC.CvCCvv vvCCCC.CCCCvv vCvvvv.vvvvCv vCvvvC.CvvvCv vCvvCC.CCvvCv
vCvCvv.vvCvCv vCvCCC.CCCvCv vCCvvv.vvvCCv vCCvvC.CvvCCv vCCCvv.vvCCCv
vCCCCC.CCCCCv
V-C TAUTONYMS
numerical pal. numerical taut.
6 letters
CCv.CCv GLO.SSE (34.43) PRO.NTO (49.49)
Cvv.Cvv MAI.RIE (23.32) TAI.PEI (30.30)
vCC.vCC EXP.OST (45.54) UTM.OST (54.54)
vvC.vvC AUT.OED (42.24) AER.IAN (24.24)
8 letters
CCCv.CCCv TSRE.NCHA (62.26) Bul SCHA.CKLE (31.31)
CCvC.CCvC STUM.BLER (73.37) FREC.KLED (32.32)
CCvv.CCvv TSOU.NGOU(75.57) Co CHIO.NKAI (35.35) Mal
CvCC.CvCC JUGG.LERS (45.54) BAGGBACK (17.17)Sw
CvCv.CvCv FOCA.LIZE (25.52) MEDI.CINE (31.31)
Cvvv.Cvvv PAUA.REOA (39.39) FP
vCCC.vCCC ABSC.ONDS (25.52) EMBR.ANDS (38.38)
vCvC.vCvC OPER.ATES (54.45) EVOC.ATES (45.45)
vCvv.vCvv ANAA.OTOU (17.71) FP UROI.ULUI (63.63) Rom
vvCC.vvCC IECT.OURS (37.73) AIRM.AILS (41.41) ch
vvCv.vvCv. OUTO.UOTO (71.71) Ben
vvvC.vvvC
num. pal./taut. balanced
6 letters total = 81
CCv.CCv CRA.NCE (22.22) STANZA
Cvv.Cvv LAI.LIA (22.22) Ino SOULIE
vCC.vCC UPG.ETS (44.44) ARREST
vvC.vvC EIS.IES (33.33) IONIUM
8 letters total = 108
CCCv.CCCv THRI.SSLE (55.55) STRINKLE
CCvC.CCvC PRAT.TLER (55.55) PLECTRUM
CCvv.CCvv KREU.Z-SEE(55.55)Ger MBOUNGOU Com
CvCC.CvCC HORN.LESS (55.55) PELTLESS
CvCv.CvCv FORE.DUNE (44.44) PAVONIZE (54.54)
Cvvv.Cvvv SUIUCUIE Bul
vCCC.vCCC ORCH.ALLS (44.44) INSTINCT
vCvC.vCvC OPAL.IZED (44.44) ATOMIZES
vCvv.vCvv
vvCC.vvCC OUTWEIGH
vvCv.vvCv.
vvvC.vvvC AOUR.OUAR(55.55) Man
V-C TAUTONYMS
10 letters
CCCCv.CCCCv
CCCvC.CCCvC STROV.STRUP (94.94) Den
CCCvv.CCCvv
CCvCv.CCvCv TRIFU.RCATE (74.47) RHIPI.PTERA (60.60) ch
CCvvC.CCvvC CHAIN-WHEEL (35.53) SHAUC.HLIER (52.52)
CvCCC.CvCCC LETCH.WORTH (48.84) UK HORNC.HURCH(58.58)UK
CvCCv.CvCCv PONTI.CELLO (74.47) COMPA.TIBLE (48.48)
CvCvv.CvCvv LEGUI.BOREE (54.45) ET BIJOU.TERIE (57.57)
CvvCC.CvvCC SAINT.FIELD (63.36)UK WEALT.HIEST (61.61)
CvvCv.CvvCv HAAPA.VUOMA (27.72)Sw HIETA.VAARA (43.43)Fin
vvCCC.vvCCC ?OERGREENST (63.63)
vCvvC.vCvvC ALEUR.ONOID (57.57) st
vCvCC.vCvCC UNOBL.IGING (64.46) ADULT.ERANT(58.58)
vCCvC.vCCvC UNMET.ALLIC (73.37) UNDEB.ARRED (46.46)
10 letters total = 135
CCCCv.CCCCv TSCHE-DSCHU (55.55) SK
CCCvC.CCCvC STRENGTHES
CCCvv.CCCvv DZWIERZNIA Pol
CCvCv.CCvCv TRAVE..RTINE (66.66) TRICUSSATE
CCvvC.CCvvC ?SNAIL-CLOUD (55.55) PLOUGH-FOOT
CvCCC.CvCCC PALM-B.RANCH (44.44 KINGSNORTH UK
CvCCv.CvCCv BAFWA.BENGE (33.33) CoD NURTURANCE
CvCvv.CvCvv BATIA.LIBIA(33.33)CoD LONOIRIQUE Ang
CvvCC.CvvCC FOOT-PLOUGH
CvvCv.CvvCv REINI.TIATE (55.55) COUTURIERE
vvCCC.vvCCC OUTDRAUGHT
vCvvC.vCvvC DOUGH.RUAGH (55.55)Ire EQUANIMOUS
vCvCC.vCvCC ORANG.E-PINK (55.55) EXORCISERS ch
vCCvC.vCCvC ALTIM.ETRIC (55.55) UNRESOLVED
None CCvvv. CCvvv Cvvvv. Cvvvv
vvvvC.vvvvC vvvCv.vvvCv vvvCC.vvvCC vvCvC.vvCvC vvCCv.vvCCv
vCvvv.vCvvv vCCvv.vCCvv vCC
V-C TAUTONYMS
numerical pal. numerical taut.
12 letters
As with the 12-letter palindromic V-C patterns, only the V-C pattern
of the first half of the word is given. The second half is a repeat of
this. CCCvCC. = CCCvCC.CCCvCC
CCCvCC. STRENG.THLESS (83.83)
CCCvCv.
CCCvvC.
CCvCCC. SWITCH-PLANTS ch
CCvCCv. STADDI.SCOMBE (in Devon)
CCvCvC. PROCES.S-MAKER (76.67) PLANIS.PHERES (71.71)
CvCCCC.
CvCCCv. PONT-DE.-L'ARCHE (74.47) Fra JANCHI.PALLCA (45.45) Per
CvCCvv. CORRIE.MULZIE (68.86) UK
CvCvCC. BEPUZZ.LEMENT (96.69) FENEST.RATING (69.69)
CvCvCv. ?TUBOPA.LATINA (75.57) TARAMA.SALATA (54.54)
CvCvvC. CAQUET.TERIES (67.76) ro MANIAP.HOBIAS (54.54)st
CvvCCC.
CvvCCv. LUOSSA.SAIVVE(87.78)Nor GUERRA.SIERRA (70.70) Phi
CvvCvC. SEA-TOR.TOISES (78.87) GAULAR.DIERES(60.60)Fra
CvvCvv. TIEMOUDOUGOU (83.83) IC
vCvCvC. AMINOP.URINES (68.86) w2 OVERED.UCATES (69.69)
vCvCCv. UNIMPA.IRABLE (74.47)
vCvCCC. OVERFL.OWINGS (78.87) OVERSC.ORINGS (82.82) w2
vCCvvC. ABCOUD.ERMEER (46.64)Net ANGIOP.ATHIES (62.62) st
vCCvCv. OPHIDI.OPHOBE (61.61) st
vCCvCC. ANTISK.IDDING (74.47) w2 ATTEMP.ERMENT (75.75)
vCCCvC. INFRAV.ENTRAL (70.70) w2
num. pal./taut. balanced
total = 162
CCCvCC.
CCCvCv. DZHUGASTROVA Ukr
CCCvvC. STRAIGHT-FOUR
CCvCCC.
CCvCCv.
CCvCvC. TROPOSPHERIC
CvCCCC. ?FULL-STRENGTH
CvCCCv. RAZZLE-DAZZLE
CvCCvv.
CvCvCC. DISAPPROVERS
CvCvCv. PEDATI.LOBATE (55.55) REPOPULARIZE
CvCvvC. MEROAC.RANIAL(55.55) st MEDIOTRUSION st
CvvCCC. DEOBSTRUENTS
CvvCCv. RIEPPU.VUODNA Nor
CvvCvC. NIEDERRIEDEN(55.55)Ger COELOPLEURUS tf
CvvCvv. MOODOOGOOROO Aul
vCvCvC. ISOVOLUMINAL w2
vCvCCv. UMATTAIVEMPU SLa
vCvCCC. ELECTROVERTS d
vCCvvC. ESLOURENTIES Fra
vCCvCv. OTSUKUE-SHIMA Jap
vCCvCC. INTEND.EDNESS (66.66) INTERCEPTORS
vCCCvC. ORRBOLESSJON Swe
None CCCCCv.CCCCCv CCCCvC.CCCCvC CCCCvv.CCCCvv CCCvvv.CCCvvv
CCvCvv.CCvCvv CCvvCv.CCvvCv CCvvvC.CCvvvC CCvvvv.CCvvvv CvCvvv.CvCvvv
CvvvCC.CvvvCC n CvvvCv.CvvvCv Cvvvvv.Cvvvvv vvvvvC.vvvvvC vvvvCv.vvvvCv
vvvvCC.vvvvCC vvvCvv.vvvCCvv vvvCvC.vvvCvC vvvCCv.vvvCCv vvvCCC.vvvCCC
vvCvvv.vvCvvv vvCvvC.vvCvvC vvCvCv.vvCvCv vvCvCC.vvCvCC vvCCvC.vvCCvC
vvCCCv.vvCCCv vvCCCC.vvCCCC vCvvvv.vCvvvv vCvvvC.vCvvvC vCvvCC.vCvvCC
vCvCvv.vCvCvv vCCvvv.vCCvvv vCCCvv.vCCCvv vCCCCC.vCCCCC
V-C PALINDROMES/TAUTONYMS
numerical pal. numerical taut.
6 letters
CvC.CvC RAP.TOR (35.53) HELPED (25.25)
vCv.vCv EQU.ITE (43.34) AQU.OSE (39.39)
8 letters
CvvC.CvvC BOUS.TOUS (57.75) COUN.TIES (53.53)
vCCv.vCCv ANGU.ILLA (43.34) ANCI.ENCE(27.27)w2
10 letters
CCvCC.CCvCC DRIGH.TFOLK(46.64) THUMB.STALL (64.64)
CvCvC.CvCvC COPEN.HAGEN(53.35) REHAM.MERED (45.45)
vCvCv.vCvCv ATOME-AHEVI(S4.45)Ben EXARE.OLATE (53.53)
None CvvvC.CvvvC vCCCv.vCCCv vvCvv.vvCvv
12 letters
CCvvCC.CCvvCC BLOODS.TREAMS(67.76) SPEECH-BREAKS(56.56)
CvCCvC.CvCCvC LITHOT.HAMNIC (84.48) CONDIS.CIPLES (64.64)
None CvvvvC.CvvvvC vvCCvv.vvCCvv vCvvCv.vCvvCv vCCCCv.vCCCCv
num. pal./taut. balanced
6 letters total = 81
CvC.CvC PIS.TES (44.44) HOWLER
vCv.vCv APE.ELE (22.22) EPOUSE
8 letters total = 108
CvvC.CvvC REAT.TAIN (44.44) QUIRKIER
vCCv.vCCv ASLA.AGTE(33.33)SA ESQUIPPE
10 letters total = 135
CCvCC.CCvCC PRINT-SHOPS(77.77) TRIPHTHONG
CvCvC.CvCvC DESIG.NATED (44.44) TELEWRITER
vCvCv.vCvCv URANIUM-ORE
None CvvvC.CvvvC vCCCv.vCCCv vvCvv.vvCvv
12 letters total = 162
CCvvCC.CCvvCC
CvCCvC.CvCCvC PARCEL-GILDER (55.55) SINFUL.NESSES
(81.81) w2
None CvvvvC.CvvvvC vvCCvv.vvCCvv vCvvCv.vCvvCv vCCCCv.vCCCCv
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