Posted July 26, 201510 yr A palindrome is a word, phrase, sentence or any sequence of characters that reads the same backwards as it is forward. However, did you know this?: 'palindromes' spelled backwards is 'semordnilap,' which is a word itself. What's a semordnilap? It's a word that, when spelled backwards, forms a completely different word. Use this thread to share a palindrome and/or a semordnilap. Enjoy! Palindrome: level Semornilap: desserts/stressed
July 28, 201510 yr In English : « A man, a plan, a canal: Panama. » in French : « Karine alla en Irak » coloc kayak rêver ressasser
July 28, 201510 yr Author In English : « A man, a plan, a canal: Panama. » in French : « Karine alla en Irak » coloc kayak rêver ressasser Yeah...palindromes in French! Thanks, frenchkiki Palomino ...
August 1, 20159 yr Author Semornilaps: deer/reed; nuts/stun; nametag/gateman; plug/gulp; pals/slap; reed/leer; retool/looter; revel/lever
August 7, 20159 yr Author Palindrome: Dad, Sermonilap: Dog:God Good ones, Thank you! FYI: It's "semordnilap"; "palindromes" backwards.
August 16, 20159 yr Author Palindrome (?): Boobytrap ---> Partyboob ^ This is a semordnilap because when reversed, it spells a different word. A palindrome reads the same forwards and backwards, e.g. mom, dad, radar, civic, noon. Hope this helps.
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