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November 15th, 2004: FENESTRA

Definition: FENESTRA*FENESTRAE n a small anatomical opening

Anagrams: fastener refasten

Hooks: fenestraE fenestraL fenestraS

Ana-hooks: afFerents fastenerS fatTeners refastenS

'Typos': (none)

Blana-grams: aBsenter afFerent aLternes arenItes arsenAte arsenIte asSenter aVentres Cantrefs Centares Draftees earnestS earstOne enfOrest enfraMes enGrafts entreaTs estranGe eternaLs faInters fanteeGs fasteneD fatTener feasterS featHers featUres fenItars ferMents fernIest ferRates franKest Grantees Greatens Hastener Heartens Infester neGaters raftsMen ratAfees ratTeens reaGents reasCent reenaCts refLates reManets resInate resOnate sarCenet sarSenet saUterne seafrOnt seGreant serenatA serenatE serGeant serJeant sOftener stearIne sternaGe teLerans terRanes traInees transfeR Veterans

Extensions: fenestraLS fenestraTE fenestraTED fenestraTION DEfenestraTED fenestraTIONS DEfenestraTING DEfenestraTE(S) DEfenestraTIONS DEfenestraTION(S)

Sub-anagrams: ae afreet afreets aft after afters an ane anes ant ante antes antre antres ants ar are ares aret arete aretes arets arf arfs ars arse art arts as aster astern at ate ates ea ean eans ear earn earnest earns ears earst eas ease east easter eastern eat eaten eater eaters eats ee een ef efs eft efts en enate enates ene enes ens ensate ensear enserf enter entera enters er era eras erase ere eres erf ern erne ernes erns ers erst es esne est ester et eta etas eten etens etna etnas fa fan fane fanes fans far fare fares fars farse fart farts fas fast fasten faster fat fate fates fats fear feare feares fears fease feast feaster feat feater feats fee feer feers fees feet fen fens fent fents fer fere feres ferest fern ferns fest festa fester fet feta fetas fete fetes fets fra frae fras frat frate frats free frees freest freet freets frena fret frets na nae nare nares nas nat nates nats ne neafe neafes near nearest nears neat neater neats nee nef nefast nefs nerts nest nester net nete netes nets raft rafts ran ranee ranees rant rants ras rase (and 153 more)

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