"Battle" is one of them.
11 letter words that begin and end with the same letter:charismaticdisappeareddiscrediteddistributedgalvanizinggerminatingseriousnesstranslucenttransparent
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4 letter words with one vowel:archarmsbathbestborncolddarkfarmgermharmjackkilnlashlesslistlostluckmaskmessnormpartresttestvastwishyarnzest
A "word ladder" involves changing one letter at a time to another letter. The words usually have the same number of letters. The change from "here" to "there" is one change, adding T.
"Battle" is one of them.
Here is one... Ella.
11 letter words that begin and end with the same letter:charismaticdisappeareddiscrediteddistributedgalvanizinggerminatingseriousnesstranslucenttransparent
You may be thinking of a dictionary, but all the words in the chapter do not start with the same letter. All the words to be defined do, but the language of the definitions do not.
One example of a four-letter word where the second and last letters are the same is "ball." In this word, the second letter 'a' is the same as the last letter 'l.' Another example is "hall," where the second letter 'a' is also the same as the last letter 'l.' These are known as palindromic words, where the word reads the same forwards and backwards.
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All except the fact that he wears the same clothes every time he announces one of his products and he has a favorite letter (the letter "I") he's practically normal.
I can think of one: NOON. It is spelled the same way forwards and backwards. If it is capital, it is also spelled the same way upside down.areaariabarbbulbdeaddieddeedeasehashhushlullpeeprearsasstinttoottorttouttrot
The word "accept" only has one homophone: "except." Both words are pronounced the same in some dialects, but they have different meanings, thus making them homophones.
What the words have in common, except one, is that when the first letter and last letter are removed, they still remain actual words. ex: swing - win brawl - raw odd one out: carrot
Hannah is one. lol.dabbeddeeddimmeddoggeddraggeddresseddribbleddrippeddroppeddruggeddrummedgagginggigglinggallopinggrinningguessingnogginnoonpeeprapperredderrubberrummerripperrobberrooferroomierrudderrunnersinnerssuccesssuppresssummerstallesttannesttoottorrentwallowwillow
There are a few one-letter words in Greek, including η and ο, but Hebrew has no one-letter words.