Word Mixer

There are several ways to mix words (or more precisely words' letters).

Generating a contraction word (portmanteau)

Two words can be contracted into one (which exists or not)

Example: BRITAIN+EXIT=BREXIT

This method is popular on social networks to fusion two words and create hashtags

Generating an anagram

Letters can be mixed and swapped together to get 1 or more words (but sometimes none exists in the dictionary).

Example: DOG <=> GOD

This method can also generate pseudonyms.

Example: SALVADOR DALI <=> AVIDA DOLLARS

Combining only some letters

It is sometimes impossible to generate anagrams but using some of the letters may be anough (similar to the longest word problem).

Example: The letters TWO+WORDS can create the words ROOT, DOTS, etc.

This also works with first names:

Example: 'TWO + FIRSTNAMES' can give SIMONETTA, RAMSES, STEFANO, etc.

Mixing words makes it possible to create new concepts, the mixer brings new ideas of words, surnames or first names that have a meaning, both in the mechanics of mixing/combining and in the result (the generated word can / must remain comprehensible)

dCode offers many tools for mixing the letters of a word:

- to form another one, ie to create an anagram

- to sort the letters: orst eht eelrstt

- to make typoglycemia: suhffle leettrs

- shuffle letters randomly : romdnyla