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And did you know:
An emordnilap (palindrome spelled backwards) is a word that can be read differently in reverse – it is read one way forward and another way backwards. Emordnilaps, or semordnilap if you're really into doing things backward, give you reversed pairs of words, not the same word. They're also called reverse pairs and plain backwards words. Emordnilaps are a fun oddity of the English language.
* avid and diva
* bard and drab
* bats and stab
* brag and garb
* decaf and faced
* desserts and stressed
* doom and mood
* edit and tide
* flow and wolf
* gnat and tang
* remit and timer
* snaps and spans
* way and yaw
That was fun!
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