11 Feb 07
Originally posted by BigDoggProblembut would cease to be real words (if bozzo is a word)
If you removed the first letter, they'd all be palindromes.
Kirksey's answer still leaves you with a real word
you could equally have said copy the first letter to the end, and they would all be palindromes
12 Feb 07
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Originally posted by aging blitzer"bozzo" is not a word. Neither are the others after you move the first letter to the end. 🙄
but would cease to be real words (if bozzo is a word)
Kirksey's answer still leaves you with a real word
you could equally have said copy the first letter to the end, and they would all be palindromes
12 Feb 07
Originally posted by Mephisto2Where are the palindromes? A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same forward or backward. Anana is not a word... ssess is not a word... ozzo is not a word... neven, I'm not sure about. I'll give you one out of four.
You still haven't got it: the four 'words' in the first post all consisted of a single letter followed by a palindrom, not just a palindrom.
12 Feb 07
Originally posted by HandyAndythat's why I pur 'word' between quotes. They still are letter palindroms, nevertheless.
Where are the palindromes? A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same forward or backward. Anana is not a word... ssess is not a word... ozzo is not a word... neven, I'm not sure about. I'll give you one out of four.