Anagrams are words or phrases made by rearranging the letters of other words or phrases. Their origin goes right back to the dawn of recorded history. Initially, they were perceived as harboring ...

PUNS AND ANAGRAMS — Alex Eaton-Salners is a prolific constructor of all kinds of puzzles for The Times. Over the past year his focus has been variety grids. This puzzle is his fourth for Puns ...

Features 28 fun anagrams used by TV shows. As in-jokes, disguises or hints to help solve a mystery, TV shows have long hidden anagrams in plain sight.

PUNS AND ANAGRAMS — Joel Fagliano has a daily presence in The Times’s Games lineup, both as a puzzles editor and the regular constructor of the mini crossword. He also makes a lot of diverse ...

The use of anagrams in books, cinema, television, and pop culture is quite extensive. For example, in a Simpson's episode (Homer's Night Out), Bart notices a sign at a restaurant with Cod Platter ...