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July 20th, 2015: CONTE

Definition: CONTE*CONTES n a short story

Anagrams: cento

Hooks: conteS

Ana-hooks: cenotE centoS coGent coRnet coVent cRonet Docent econUt noceNt nocKet noetIc notIce octAne tecHno

'Typos': coate comte conge conne conto coste monte ronte

Blana-grams: Acton Atone Beton Bonce cAnoe cAnto centS cLone cLote coDen coMet coneD coneS coneY coPen coSet cotAn coteD coteS coUnt coVen coVet coZen cRone ctenE cYton enAct eScot eStoc Hoten Jeton Lento Mento Moten netoP noNce noNet notcH noteD noteR noteS oAten oceAn octAn octeT oFten oLent onceR onceS onSet ontIc oUnce Ponce Recon Recto Scent Scone Seton Sonce Steno Stone tencH tenNo tenoN tenoR toKen toneD toneR toneS toneY tonIc tonNe tRonc tRone

Extensions: conteCK conteMN conteND conteNT conteST conteXT conteCKS conteMNS conteMPT conteNDS conteNTS conteSSA conteSTS conteXTS conteMNED conteMNER conteMNOR conteMPER conteMPTS conteNDED conteNDER conteNTED conteSSAS conteSTED conteSTER conteMNERS conteMNING conteMNORS conteMPERS conteNDENT conteNDERS conteNDING conteNTING conteNTION conteSTANT conteSTERS conteSTING conteXTUAL conteXTURE DISconteNTS MALconteNTS MISconteNTS UNconteMNED UNconteSTED conteMNIBLE conteMPERED conteMPLANT conteMPLATE conteNDENTS conteNDINGS conteNEMENT conteNTEDLY conteNTIONS conteNTIOUS conteNTLESS conteNTMENT conteRMINAL conteSTABLE conteSTANTS conteXTLESS conteXTURES DISconteNTED MALconteNTED MISconteNTED RAconteUR(S) RAconteURING conteMPERING conteMPLABLE conteMPLANTS conteMPLATED conteMPLATES conteMPLATOR conteMPORARY conteMPORISE conteMPORIZE conteMPTIBLE conteMPTIBLY conteMPTUOUS conteNEMENTS conteNTATION conteNTMENTS conteRMINANT conteRMINATE conteRMINOUS conteSTATION conteSTINGLY conteXTUALLY DISconteNT(S) DISconteNTFUL DISconteNTING INconteSTABLE INconteSTABLY MALconteNT(S) MISconteNT(S) MISconteNTING RAconteURINGS RAconteUSE(S) TRIAconteR(S) UNconteNTIOUS UNconteSTABLE (and 39 more)

Sub-anagrams: cent con cone cot cote en eon et ne net no not note oe on once one te ten to toc toe ton tone

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