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November 8th, 2009: BASILECT*

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Ana-hooks: bacUlites biacetYls bisUlcate bitTacles celibatEs ceMbalist

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Blana-grams: albitIse aleMbics alOetics altRices aRticles asbeStic astilbeS bacKlist bacUlite balDiest balistAe balKiest balLetic balMiest basAltic bastileS bastilLe beastilY bestialS betacisM biacetYl biMetals bistaBle bitTacle blacKest blastieR blastieS cabAlist cabiNets calCites calibeRs calibRes calMiest castAble celibatE cilIates citaDels citeablE claYiest cleMatis cliMates cOaliest Dialects elasticS ePiblast etHicals Gelastic Gestical icebalLs icebOats iNstable labiAtes laMbiest latTices libRates listabLe Meticals Obstacle Plicates Recitals salicetA salicetS satiAble scabliKe scalieSt seablitE selictaR sePtical sibIlate silIcate sOciable sOcietal stabileS steRical sUitable tabeTics tablieRs talciesT tiebacKs tieclasP tiMbales

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Sub-anagrams: ab abet abets abies able ableist ables ablest ablet ablets abs abseil absit ace aces act acts ae aesc ai ail ails ais aisle ait aits al alb albe albeit albite albites albs ale alec alecs ales alist alit als alt alts as asci astelic astilbe at ate atelic ates ba bac bacs bael baels bail bails bait baits bal bale bales bals bas base basic basil bast baste bastile bastle bat bate bates bats be beast beat beats bel bels belt belts besat besit best bestial bet beta betas bets bi bias bice bices bile biles bis bise bisect bit bite bites bits blae blaes blaest blaise blase blast blastie blat blate blats bleat bleats blest blet blets blist blite blites cab cable cables cablet cablets cabs case cast caste castle cat cate cates cats ceas ceiba ceibas ceil ceils cel cels celt celts cesta cesti ciel ciels cis cist cit citable cital citals cite cites cits claes clast clat clats cleat cleats clies ea eas east eat eats eclat eclats el elastic els elt elts es est et eta etas etic ice ices ictal ilea ileac is isabel isba isle islet istle it ita itas its la lab (and 162 more)

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