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is a word, phrase, number, or
other sequence of symbols or
elements, whose meaning
may be interpreted the same
way in either forward or
reverse direction.
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Palindromes date back at least to 79
AD, as a palindrome was found as a
graffito at Herculaneum, a city
buried by ash in that year. This
palindrome, called the Sator Square,
consists of a sentence written in
Latin: "Sator Arepo Tenet Opera
Rotas" ("The sower Arepo holds
with effort the wheels").
Proj. in com. for i.t. (gallego)
 tattarrattat–

the longest
palindrome in the Oxford
English Dictionary, coined
by James
Joyce in Ulysses for a
knock on the door
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aibohphobia – a joke word meaning "fear of
palindromes", deliberately constructed so as to be one
(various other words have been contrived along these
lines, such as ailihphilia, a love of palindromes, elihphile,
a lover of palindromes, etc.)
detartrated – past tense of “to detartrate”, a chemical
term meaning to remove tartrates; alternatively an
adjective indicating that tartrates have indeed been
removed (this is the longest English palindrome in
the Guinness Book of Records, though it is not listed in
dictionaries; it is, however, encountered in some
discussions of Concord grape juice )
kinnikinnik – variant (or common misspelling)
of kinnikinnick, a Native American smoking mixture
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deleveled - something that goes out of level
evitative – a grammatical case indicating fear or
aversion
Malayalam – a language of South India
redivider – someone or something that redivides (tied
for longest "real" palindrome that is not a proper noun
and that appears in English dictionaries)
releveler – (American spelling) someone or something
that levels again (tied for longest "real" palindrome that
is not a proper noun and that appears in English
dictionaries).
Rotavator – a type of machine for breaking up soil
(trademark)
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Adinida– a suborder of planktonic organisms
deified – past tense of "to deify", meaning to
consider as a god
Hagigah
murdrum – in old English law, a secret killing
Nauruan – the language spoken in Nauru
peeweep – a type of bird, often understood to be
a lapwing
racecar – a racing car
Reifier – someone who reifies (considers an
abstract concept to be real)
repaper – to cover again with paper
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reviver – someone or something that revives or
restores
rotator – a thing that rotates
seities – plural of seity, the essence of an individual
sememes – plural of sememe, the interpretation
given to a morpheme (a language unit)
Senones – an ancient people who lived in part of
what is now France
SIXAXIS – the name of the official PlayStation
3 controller
Soosoos – plural of soosoo, a type of dolphin
Zerorez - Registered trademark for a carpet
cleaning system (from Zero residue)
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degged - past tense of to deg, meaning to water a plant
denned – past tense of to den, meaning to live in a den
hallah – a variant of challah, a type of bread
traditionally eaten by Jews
Hannah - a female given name
mallam – in West Africa, a learned man
marram – a type of grass
pip-pip – an old-fashioned British word for good-bye
pull-up or pullup – an exercise in which one pulls
oneself up by the arms
redder – more red
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renner – an archaic variant of runner
revver – someone or something that revs (an
engine)
selles – plural of selle, an archaic word for a saddle
sesses – plural or third-person present tense of sess,
an archaic word for tax (a variant of assess)
succus – any of various liquids excreted by animals
or plants
Terret – a metal ring on a harness, through which
the reins pass
tirrit – according to Webster’s Dictionary (1913): "A
word from the vocabulary of Mrs. Quickly, the
hostess in Shakespeare’s Henry IV., probably
meaning terror"
tut-tut – a disapproving sound; to make such a
sound
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alala – a type of Hawaiian crow
alula – a structure forming part of a bird’s wing
arara – a type of Australian cockatoo; also a
Brazilian macaw
civic – relating to a city
Debed – to remove someone from a bed
deked – past tense of "to deke", meaning to deceive
(especially in ice hockey)
deled – past tense of "to dele", meaning to delete (a
passage of text)
dered – past tense of "to dere", an archaic word
meaning to harm
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Dewed – past tense of "to dew", meaning to cover
with dew
dexed – past tense of "to dex", meaning to drink
robotussin
Hamah – variant of Hama, a city in Syria
Igigi – a class of Sumerian gods
irori - traditional Japanese sunken fireplace
kaiak – variant of kayak
Kanak – a native of New Caledonia; also, short for
Kanakaole i.e. Hawaiian surname
kayak – a light Inuit canoe
Kazak – a member of a people inhabiting the
central Asian republic of Kazakhstan; their
language
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kelek – a type of raft used in the Middle East
level – various common meanings
Liril – a cosmetic soap popular in India
madam – a polite form of address for a woman
minim – a musical note having half the duration of
a full note
neven – "To name; to mention; to utter. [Obs.]"
(definition from Webster’s Dictionary, 1913)
put-up – deceitful, as in a put-up job
radar – a method of detecting objects using radio
waves (acronym from Radio Detection And
Ranging, so it’s self-defining too - i. e., the word
"bounces back" like a radar signal)
refer – various common meanings
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rotor – something that rotates
sagas – plural of saga, a long narrative story
semes – plural of seme, a linguistic element
seres – plural of sere, a series of stages of
ecological development
sexes – plural of sex
shahs – plural of shah, a former name for the
king of Iran
Sinis – variant of siris (q.v.)
siris – a type of tree; (with cap.) a figure in
Greek mythology
solos – plural of solo
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stats – contraction of statistics
stets – third-person present tense of "to stet",
meaning to indicate that a passage of text
should remain unchanged
stots – third-person present tense of "to stot",
meaning to leap or bounce
sulus – plural of sulu, a type of sarong
Susus – plural of Susu, a member of a West
African people
tenet – a belief or principle
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adda – a type of lizard;
Adda – a river in Italy; a river in Wales
affa – "A weight used on the Guinea coast,
equal to an ounce" (definition from Webster’s
Dictionary, 1828)
anna – an Indian coin
Anna – a girl’s name
Beeb – an informal name for the BBC
boob – a blunder; a breast
deed – various common meanings
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esse – existence or essence
goog – an egg (Australian slang)
immi – a Swiss unit of volume
keek – to peep
kook – a crazy person
ma'am – a contraction of madam
naan – a type of Indian bread
noon – midday
otto – variant of attar, an essential oil
Otto - a proper name
peep – various common meanings
poop – a raised deck at the stern of a ship; various
other meanings
sees – third-person present tense of ‘to see’
toot – the sound made by a horn or whistle
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aba – a fabric woven of the hair of camels or goats
aga – title for a civil or military leader, especially
in Turkey
aha – used to express surprise, pleasure or
triumph
ala – a wing or winglike structure or part
ama – a housemaid, especially a wet nurse, in
India and the Far East
ana – a collection of various materials that reflect
the character of a person or place, e.g. "early 1900’s
Americana"
Ara – a star constellation; a genus of macaws
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ava – a species of Macropiper (M. methysticum),
the long pepper, from the root of which an
intoxicating beverage is made by the Polynesians
Ava - a girl's name
awa – away (Official Scrabble Players Dictionary)
bib – a piece of cloth or plastic secured under the
chin and worn, especially by small children, to
protect the clothing while eating
bob – to float on the surface of water
Bob – shortened form of Robert, a boy’s name
bub – used as a term of familiar address, especially
for a man or boy ('See you around, bub.’)
dad – father
did – past tense of the verb "do"
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dud – something that doesn't work or succeed
eke – to obtain by great effort
eme – a distinctive unit of linguistic structure
ere – before (archaic or poetic)
eve – the period immediately preceding a certain
event
Eve – a girl’s name
ewe – a female sheep (ovine)
eye – the usual organ of sight
gag – something forced into or put over the mouth
to prevent speaking or crying out; the act or an
instance of gagging or choking
gig – a music event; also, a light two-wheeled
carriage
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gog – roof, covering
hah – a variation of "Ha!"
heh – used to express contempt; part of a snigger
("heh-heh")
huh – used to express interrogation, surprise,
contempt or indifference
mim – demure
mom – mother (American)
mum – mother (British); a reference to silence
(usually with "keep"; British)
nan – a variation of "nanny"
non – a prefix meaning "not" or "against"
nun – a female clergyman who practices celibacy
oho – used to express surprise, comprehension, or
mock astonishment
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omo – prefix; shoulder: omohyoid; also, a brand of
washing powder sometimes used as the generic
term for all washing powder
ono – "grief or strength or iniquity of him"
(Easton’s 1897 Bible Dictionary)
oxo – oxime
pap – a food made with warm milk and crumbled
bread
pep – energy and high spirits
pip – a seed; also, to get the better of
pop – a cola; also, to burst
pup – the young of any of various mammals
sis – shortened form of "sister"
sos – plural of "so", the fifth tone of the diatonic
scale in music
tat – tattoo
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tet – the ninth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
tit – a small bird (British); a breast (slang)
tot – a small child; a small quantity of liquid
tut – used to express annoyance, impatience or
mild reproof ("Tut, tut, child!")
wow – used to express amazement
yay – used to express happiness/delight
zzz – the sound of snoring
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aa – lava having a rough surface (pron. a’a’)
ee – an extinct Hawaiian bird (pron. e’e’)
mm – used to express satisfaction
oo – a rare Hawaiian bird (pronounced "ohoh"); also a Scottish word for "wool"; also "one"
(obs. Chaucerian English)
 http://en.wikipedia.org

/wiki/Palindrome
Proj. in com. for i.t. (gallego)

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Proj. in com. for i.t. (gallego)

  • 1. is a word, phrase, number, or other sequence of symbols or elements, whose meaning may be interpreted the same way in either forward or reverse direction.
  • 2.  Palindromes date back at least to 79 AD, as a palindrome was found as a graffito at Herculaneum, a city buried by ash in that year. This palindrome, called the Sator Square, consists of a sentence written in Latin: "Sator Arepo Tenet Opera Rotas" ("The sower Arepo holds with effort the wheels").
  • 4.  tattarrattat– the longest palindrome in the Oxford English Dictionary, coined by James Joyce in Ulysses for a knock on the door
  • 5.    aibohphobia – a joke word meaning "fear of palindromes", deliberately constructed so as to be one (various other words have been contrived along these lines, such as ailihphilia, a love of palindromes, elihphile, a lover of palindromes, etc.) detartrated – past tense of “to detartrate”, a chemical term meaning to remove tartrates; alternatively an adjective indicating that tartrates have indeed been removed (this is the longest English palindrome in the Guinness Book of Records, though it is not listed in dictionaries; it is, however, encountered in some discussions of Concord grape juice ) kinnikinnik – variant (or common misspelling) of kinnikinnick, a Native American smoking mixture
  • 6.       deleveled - something that goes out of level evitative – a grammatical case indicating fear or aversion Malayalam – a language of South India redivider – someone or something that redivides (tied for longest "real" palindrome that is not a proper noun and that appears in English dictionaries) releveler – (American spelling) someone or something that levels again (tied for longest "real" palindrome that is not a proper noun and that appears in English dictionaries). Rotavator – a type of machine for breaking up soil (trademark)
  • 7.          Adinida– a suborder of planktonic organisms deified – past tense of "to deify", meaning to consider as a god Hagigah murdrum – in old English law, a secret killing Nauruan – the language spoken in Nauru peeweep – a type of bird, often understood to be a lapwing racecar – a racing car Reifier – someone who reifies (considers an abstract concept to be real) repaper – to cover again with paper
  • 8.         reviver – someone or something that revives or restores rotator – a thing that rotates seities – plural of seity, the essence of an individual sememes – plural of sememe, the interpretation given to a morpheme (a language unit) Senones – an ancient people who lived in part of what is now France SIXAXIS – the name of the official PlayStation 3 controller Soosoos – plural of soosoo, a type of dolphin Zerorez - Registered trademark for a carpet cleaning system (from Zero residue)
  • 9.          degged - past tense of to deg, meaning to water a plant denned – past tense of to den, meaning to live in a den hallah – a variant of challah, a type of bread traditionally eaten by Jews Hannah - a female given name mallam – in West Africa, a learned man marram – a type of grass pip-pip – an old-fashioned British word for good-bye pull-up or pullup – an exercise in which one pulls oneself up by the arms redder – more red
  • 10.         renner – an archaic variant of runner revver – someone or something that revs (an engine) selles – plural of selle, an archaic word for a saddle sesses – plural or third-person present tense of sess, an archaic word for tax (a variant of assess) succus – any of various liquids excreted by animals or plants Terret – a metal ring on a harness, through which the reins pass tirrit – according to Webster’s Dictionary (1913): "A word from the vocabulary of Mrs. Quickly, the hostess in Shakespeare’s Henry IV., probably meaning terror" tut-tut – a disapproving sound; to make such a sound
  • 11.         alala – a type of Hawaiian crow alula – a structure forming part of a bird’s wing arara – a type of Australian cockatoo; also a Brazilian macaw civic – relating to a city Debed – to remove someone from a bed deked – past tense of "to deke", meaning to deceive (especially in ice hockey) deled – past tense of "to dele", meaning to delete (a passage of text) dered – past tense of "to dere", an archaic word meaning to harm
  • 12.          Dewed – past tense of "to dew", meaning to cover with dew dexed – past tense of "to dex", meaning to drink robotussin Hamah – variant of Hama, a city in Syria Igigi – a class of Sumerian gods irori - traditional Japanese sunken fireplace kaiak – variant of kayak Kanak – a native of New Caledonia; also, short for Kanakaole i.e. Hawaiian surname kayak – a light Inuit canoe Kazak – a member of a people inhabiting the central Asian republic of Kazakhstan; their language
  • 13.          kelek – a type of raft used in the Middle East level – various common meanings Liril – a cosmetic soap popular in India madam – a polite form of address for a woman minim – a musical note having half the duration of a full note neven – "To name; to mention; to utter. [Obs.]" (definition from Webster’s Dictionary, 1913) put-up – deceitful, as in a put-up job radar – a method of detecting objects using radio waves (acronym from Radio Detection And Ranging, so it’s self-defining too - i. e., the word "bounces back" like a radar signal) refer – various common meanings
  • 14.          rotor – something that rotates sagas – plural of saga, a long narrative story semes – plural of seme, a linguistic element seres – plural of sere, a series of stages of ecological development sexes – plural of sex shahs – plural of shah, a former name for the king of Iran Sinis – variant of siris (q.v.) siris – a type of tree; (with cap.) a figure in Greek mythology solos – plural of solo
  • 15.       stats – contraction of statistics stets – third-person present tense of "to stet", meaning to indicate that a passage of text should remain unchanged stots – third-person present tense of "to stot", meaning to leap or bounce sulus – plural of sulu, a type of sarong Susus – plural of Susu, a member of a West African people tenet – a belief or principle
  • 16.         adda – a type of lizard; Adda – a river in Italy; a river in Wales affa – "A weight used on the Guinea coast, equal to an ounce" (definition from Webster’s Dictionary, 1828) anna – an Indian coin Anna – a girl’s name Beeb – an informal name for the BBC boob – a blunder; a breast deed – various common meanings
  • 17.               esse – existence or essence goog – an egg (Australian slang) immi – a Swiss unit of volume keek – to peep kook – a crazy person ma'am – a contraction of madam naan – a type of Indian bread noon – midday otto – variant of attar, an essential oil Otto - a proper name peep – various common meanings poop – a raised deck at the stern of a ship; various other meanings sees – third-person present tense of ‘to see’ toot – the sound made by a horn or whistle
  • 18.        aba – a fabric woven of the hair of camels or goats aga – title for a civil or military leader, especially in Turkey aha – used to express surprise, pleasure or triumph ala – a wing or winglike structure or part ama – a housemaid, especially a wet nurse, in India and the Far East ana – a collection of various materials that reflect the character of a person or place, e.g. "early 1900’s Americana" Ara – a star constellation; a genus of macaws
  • 19.          ava – a species of Macropiper (M. methysticum), the long pepper, from the root of which an intoxicating beverage is made by the Polynesians Ava - a girl's name awa – away (Official Scrabble Players Dictionary) bib – a piece of cloth or plastic secured under the chin and worn, especially by small children, to protect the clothing while eating bob – to float on the surface of water Bob – shortened form of Robert, a boy’s name bub – used as a term of familiar address, especially for a man or boy ('See you around, bub.’) dad – father did – past tense of the verb "do"
  • 20.           dud – something that doesn't work or succeed eke – to obtain by great effort eme – a distinctive unit of linguistic structure ere – before (archaic or poetic) eve – the period immediately preceding a certain event Eve – a girl’s name ewe – a female sheep (ovine) eye – the usual organ of sight gag – something forced into or put over the mouth to prevent speaking or crying out; the act or an instance of gagging or choking gig – a music event; also, a light two-wheeled carriage
  • 21.            gog – roof, covering hah – a variation of "Ha!" heh – used to express contempt; part of a snigger ("heh-heh") huh – used to express interrogation, surprise, contempt or indifference mim – demure mom – mother (American) mum – mother (British); a reference to silence (usually with "keep"; British) nan – a variation of "nanny" non – a prefix meaning "not" or "against" nun – a female clergyman who practices celibacy oho – used to express surprise, comprehension, or mock astonishment
  • 22.            omo – prefix; shoulder: omohyoid; also, a brand of washing powder sometimes used as the generic term for all washing powder ono – "grief or strength or iniquity of him" (Easton’s 1897 Bible Dictionary) oxo – oxime pap – a food made with warm milk and crumbled bread pep – energy and high spirits pip – a seed; also, to get the better of pop – a cola; also, to burst pup – the young of any of various mammals sis – shortened form of "sister" sos – plural of "so", the fifth tone of the diatonic scale in music tat – tattoo
  • 23.        tet – the ninth letter of the Hebrew alphabet tit – a small bird (British); a breast (slang) tot – a small child; a small quantity of liquid tut – used to express annoyance, impatience or mild reproof ("Tut, tut, child!") wow – used to express amazement yay – used to express happiness/delight zzz – the sound of snoring
  • 24.     aa – lava having a rough surface (pron. a’a’) ee – an extinct Hawaiian bird (pron. e’e’) mm – used to express satisfaction oo – a rare Hawaiian bird (pronounced "ohoh"); also a Scottish word for "wool"; also "one" (obs. Chaucerian English)