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#1: Tom O'Connell (sensei69) on May 8, 2011

i only found 20

can you use the letters twice?

you can only use the letters once, Annalivia.

Good Idea

1 havens
2 shaven
3 haven
4 shave
5 have
6 save
7 haves (as in haves and haves-not)
8 save
9 sea
10 sane
11 vane
12 vanes
13 van
14 vans
15 nave
16 naves
17 ash
18 has
19 vase
20 hen
21 hens
22 sen
23 she
24 ens
25 hanse
26 ave
27 aves
28 hae
29 shea
two letters:
an, as, ah, ha, he en

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@ #6: could also be a "boggle" person or a "text twist" (another fun computer game) person too

true, she could be a boggle person or a text twist person.
I knew we would get a longer list, and we did!

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Don't forget snevah, as in "It'snevah a good idea to challenge an expert puzzler."

lmbo

gotta watch out for those puzzlers...i was at a family christmas/reunion and one of the games they had for us all to play was to find as many 2+ letter anagrams as we could with a 2 minute time limit for the phrase "Merry Christmas". i won by scribbling down somewhere around 90 words. somebody asked me if i thought i got most of them and i told them that it was all about the time limit, because i wouldn't be surprised if there were somewhere in the range of 700 to 1000 answers. i love those kinds of games.

Back about 15-20 years ago, this was one of my favorite timesinks. I'd get a long word or short phrase and then start filling up the page with its derivatives. (I was very organized about it with columns for each letter and symbols for common suffixes and any names and other exclusions were counted separately.) Somewhere I probably have a notebook half filled with them.

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