Ananym
An ananym is a word whose spelling is derived by reversing the spelling of another word. It is therefore a special type of anagram. There is a long history of names being coined as ananyms of existing words or names for entities related to the thing named by the ananym.
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External links
The dictionary definition of ananym at Wiktionary
Podcasts:
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by George Jones
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by Disney
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by Gloria Estefan
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by Styx
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by Phil Collins
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by INXS
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by Whitesnake
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by Ocean Colour Scene
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by Ginuwine
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by Jessica Simpson
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by Ronan Keating
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by Talib Kweli
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by Phil Ochs
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by Rebecca St. James
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by Louis Armstrong
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by American Music Club
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by Sense Field
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by Kutless
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by Lloyd Banks
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by No Fun At All
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by UK Subs
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by Casting Crowns
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by O.A.R. (Of A Revolution)
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by Spiderbait
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by Dionne Warwick
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by Tamia
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by Of A Revolution
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by Meek Mill
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by Grace Jones
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by Xandria
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by Jadakiss
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by Free
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by Sheek Louch
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by Hilltop Hoods
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by Cheetah Girls
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by The Watchmen
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by Boyce Avenue
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by Eddi Reader
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by Jason Aldean
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by Teddy Thompson
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by Matt Maher
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by Xentrix
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by Dru Hill
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by Ben Kweller
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by Big Daddy Weave
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by Bombshell Rocks
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by American Analog Set
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by American Analog Set
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by Stacey Earle
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by Reflection Eternal
Wean Me
by: George JonesOh, I've always been a baby when it comes to growing up
And I'm the biggest baby that you've ever seen
I know we've had many problems but if you could still be me
Take this bottle from my hands and wean me.
Yes, you've wondered why I've always had a bottle in my hand
Why I never could give up my childish ways
Well, I'd rather be even with your help the man I'm going to be
Take this bottle from my hand and wean me.
And when I take that first big step I'll walk straight to you
Right into your lovin' arms that's where I want to be
Take this bottle from my hand and wean me
Right in your loving arms that's where I want to be
Take this bottle from my hand and wean me.