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Anagram Rainbow
The act of a gay and or lesbian couple engaging in the classic 69 position, and then flipping 180 degrees and continuing the same position. (One could say they switched to a reverse 96). In summation, different positions within the same position (an anagram) amidst a gay couple (rainbow).
I heard Lou and Craig engaged in an Anagram Rainbow last night. I admire the fact that they were able to honor their sexualities and their shared passion for grammar at the same time.
Anagram Rainbow by Sum41luvr February 17, 2017
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anagram
One or more words created by rearranging all the letters of a given word or phrase. All the letters have to be used, and only used once. The resulting anagram will usually have nothing to do with the original word or phrase, but it's amusing when it does.
Anagrams are not to be confused with palindromes (though "straw" is both a palindrome and anagram of "warts"), spoonerisms, acronyms, or other word plays.
Anagrams are not to be confused with palindromes (though "straw" is both a palindrome and anagram of "warts"), spoonerisms, acronyms, or other word plays.
anagramatic
The word "anagramatic" was submitted to Urban Dictionary by a semi-famous author under his anagramatic pen name Len Bakerloo.
anagramatic by Len Bakerloo March 14, 2019
anagram of ginger
anagram of ginger by FaggotfulNigger November 13, 2021
anagrammatique
The Elvis biographers didn't realize they were using an anagrammatique when they wrote about "Elvis' levis."
anagrammatique by Joel D. Parker September 26, 2006
Anagramulous
Anagramulous by Oliver Mixallo September 11, 2011
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