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There are actually two (2) countries whose names have 6 letters and the third letter is a "t": Qatar and Latvia.
Names of shrubs whose n ame ends 'endron'
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Longest Word In English With All Letters In Alphabetical OrderThe longest word in English with all letters in alphabetical order is aegilops. (8 letters) Aegilops, a Latin word which has been absorbed into the English language, has three meanings:an eye condition,a type of grassa species of oak tree.Other words in the English language with all letters in alphabetical order, A-Z:7-letter words, with repeated lettersbeefilybillowySome 6-letter words, no repeated lettersabhorsalmostbeginsbijouxbiopsychimpschintzghostySome 6-letter words, with repeated lettersabbessaccentacceptaccessaddersbellowchillschillychoosychoppyeffortfloorsfloppyflossyglossyknottySome of the longest words in the English language with all letters in REVERSE alphabetical order, Z-A:spoonfeed (9, with repeated letters)spoonfed (8, with a repeated letter)trollied (8, with a repeated letter)sponged (7, no repeats)wronged (7, no repeats)
The country with the longest name is the UK, whose formal name is 'The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland', with forty-eight letters.
8, I think.
Boy, it took a few hours to get your answer - but after discussing your question with several English professors from UGA (University of Georgia), they all stated: AEGILOPS (an ulcer in the eye) is the longest word whose letters are in alphabetical order.
There is no planet whose name contains 9 letters
That would be Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
There is no single English word using all of the letters. The longest are 6 letters: orange, regain, ignore, gainer, oaring, and region. The letters can form phrases of no particular meaning: e.g. Ore again or Aria gone. A proper noun spelled with those letters is Agenoria, a Greek goddess whose name was used for an early locomotive, and forms the species name for several types of butterflies.
Jack Spratt is a fictional character whose first name has four letters beginning with J and whose last name has six letters ending in T. He is the main character of a nursery rhyme.
The word "who's" is a contraction and does not belong in a regular dictionary, but online dictionaries do have contractions. That said, "who's" is listed first, being a contraction of "who" and "is" -- and "who" comes before "whose" because it ends at the 'o'.
Ben Roethlisberger.
The following names of Hebrew letters are spelled with 4 letters when written in English:alefchetayinreshshin