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December 18th, 2025: LEGATION

Definition: LEGATION*LEGATIONS n the sending of an official envoy

Anagrams: gelation

Hooks: legationS

Ana-hooks: gelationS

'Typos': ligation negation

Blana-grams: agentiAl aleRting alginAte alteRing antilogS antilogY antiPole atHeling Belating Bleating Bloating Cleating Delating Delation eaStling elationS elongatE eXalting Floating galenitE galenoiD galtoniA gantliNe gantloPe gaSoline gelatinE gelatinG gelatinS genitalS geRaniol gloatinG gnatliKe goatliKe goatlinG inSolate intaglIo integRal lateniNg latigoeS legatinE legatinG ligaMent loatHing loCating longtiMe Metaling oBligant oBligate oCtangle oleFiant oRiental otalgieS Pilotage Pleating Ploating Regional Relating Relation Saltoing Solating Stealing taglionI tailBone taileRon tangeloS tangiBle tanglieR teaglinG teaZling tegMinal toenailS tonaliTe toTaling toWeling tRiangle tRigonal Valeting

Extensions: ALlegationS DElegationS RElegationS ALlegation(S) DElegation(S) RElegation(S)

Sub-anagrams: ae aeon ag age agen agent agile agin agio aglet ago agon agone ai aiglet ail ain aine ait al ale algin alien align aline alit aloe aloin alone along alt alto an ane angel angle ani anil anile anole ant ante anti antilog at ate atingle atone ea ean eat eating egal ego el elain elan elating elation elint eloign eloin elt en eng engaol engilt enlit enol entail entia entoil eoan eolian eon et eta etalon etna gae gaen gain gait gal gale galiot gan gane gant gaol gat gate geal gean geat geit gel gelant gelati gelatin gelato gelt gen gena genal genial genital genoa gent gentil geo get geta gi giant gie gien gila gilet gilt gin gio git gitano gite glean glei glen glent glia glint glit gloat gnat go goa goal goalie goat goe goel gole gon gone gonia got ilea in ingate ingle ingo ingot inlet into io ion iota it ita la lag lain lane lang lant lat late laten lati latigo latino lea lean leant leat leg legato legion legit lei leng leno lent lenti lentigo lento let li liane liang lie lien lig ligan ligate ligne lin linage line ling (and 134 more)

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