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AEIOU
abstemious
abstentious
arsenious
caesious
facetious
AEIUO
AEOIU
archegonium
pandemonium
praseodymium
AEOUI
warehousing
AEUIO
AEUOI
aneuploid
AIEOU
ambidextrous
gramineous
AIEUO
antineutron
AIOEU
AIOUE
amphioxuses
anxiousness
cariousness
factiousness
fractiousness
gladioluses
graciousness
jailhouse
scabiouses
spaciousness
variousness
AIUEO
AIUOE
AOEIU
androecium
apothecium
AOEUI
manoeuvring
AOIEU
AOIUE
AOUEI
AOUIE
acouchies
agouties
armouries
favourite
glamourize
jalousie
langoustine
macronutrient
malnourished
savouries
tambourine
AUEIO
AUEOI
AUIEO
AUIOE
agglutinogen
auctioned
audiometry
audiphone
cauliflower
cautioned
hallucinogen
malfunctioned
sanguinolent
AUOEI
autogenics
tautomerism
AUOIE
authorize
autotimer
glauconite
staurolite
NB: All words are in (or grammatically derivable from headword entries in) Collins English Dictionary.
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EAIOU
behaviour
edacious
gelatinous
gregarious
mendacious
nefarious
precarious
predacious
tenacious
veracious
vexatious
EAIUO
EAOIU
crematorium
seaborgium
EAOUI
belabouring
readjourning
EAUIO
exhaustion
precaution
recaution
EAUOI
reaccustoming
EIAOU
epignathous
EIAUO
EIOAU
plesiosaur
EIOUA
EIUAO
EIUOA
EOAIU
endocardium
leprosarium
EOAUI
menopausic
EOIAU
EOIUA
EOUAI
deflocculating
demodulating
depopulating
encouraging
expostulating
reformulating
remodulating
repopulating
EOUIA
ketonuria
EUAIO
crenulation
degustation
denudation
deputation
despumation
detruncation
education
emulation
encrustation
equation
eructation
exculpation
exhumation
expurgation
exudation
exultation
menstruation
mensuration
mercuration
peculation
permutation
persuasion
perturbation
refutation
regulation
reputation
speculation
sternutation
EUAOI
eukaryotic
pneumatolysis
pseudarthrosis
rheumatoid
EUIAO
elucidator
elutriator
enunciator
repudiator
EUIOA
delusional
equivocal
exclusionary
revulsionary
EUOAI
deutoplasmic
edulcorating
euchromatin
leucoplastid
neuropathic
pseudoclassic
EUOIA
eulogia
euphonically
euphorbia
euphoria
euphoriant
neuroglia
neuropsychiatry
neurotically
pleurodynia
pneumonia
pseudomythical
sequoia
NB: All words are in (or grammatically derivable from headword entries in) Collins English Dictionary.
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IAEOU
dichlamydeous
filamentous
intravenous
ligamentous
micaceous
IAEUO
IAOEU
IAOUE
chivalrousness
dialogue
disfavoured
(gigajoule)
miaoued
IAUEO
IAUOE
IEAOU
bicephalous
disepalous
pithecanthropus
IEAUO
IEOAU
IEOUA
IEUAO
IEUOA
IOAEU
IOAUE
ignoramuses
IOEAU
IOEUA
bimolecular
incommensurably
trimolecular
IOUAE
bivouacked
discourage
importunate
inoculate
inosculate
IOUEA
IUAEO
IUAOE
IUEAO
IUEOA
IUOAE
insupportable
IUOEA
NB: All words (except gigajoule) are in (or grammatically derivable from headword entries in) Collins English Dictionary. (I added gigajoule because I think its a nice one. )
Last edited by JaneFairfax (2009-09-26 01:18:26)
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OAEIU
OAEUI
OAIEU
OAIUE
odalisque
portraiture
OAUEI
OAUIE
consanguine
OEAIU
overfanciful
OEAUI
overhauling
overslaughing
overvaluing
somersaulting
OEIAU
OEIUA
proventricular
OEUAI
coequality
conceptualism
molecularity
psychosexuality
OEUIA
OIAEU
OIAUE
OIEAU
OIEUA
OIUAE
continuable
continualness
continuance
contributable
scrobiculate
OIUEA
OUAEI
mouthwatering
OUAIE
boundaries
commutative
conjugative
consultative
contumacies
copulative
formularize
fountained
gourmandise
grossularite
journalize
modulative
mortuaries
ossuaries
outlandishness
outlawries
outpatient
popularize
tourmaline
voluntaries
OUEAI
counteracting
counterchanging
countercharging
counterclaim
countermanding
countermarching
countershading
counterstain
countervail
documentarily
housemaid
mountebanking
outeating
outleaping
outreaching
outspeaking
outspreading
outwearing
OUEIA
OUIAE
communicate
conduplicate
conglutinate
conjunctivae
outdistance
outrivalled
OUIEA
NB: All words are in (or grammatically derivable from headword entries in) Collins English Dictionary.
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UAEIO
quaternion
UAEOI
quaestorship
quatrefoil
UAIEO
UAIOE
glutathione
quadripole
ultraviolet
UAOEI
ultramodernism
UAOIE
guanosine
unaccomplished
UEAIO
cupellation
numeration
putrefaction
rubefaction
ulceration
UEAOI
unreasoning
UEIAO
UEIOA
questionably
unmentionably
UEOAI
nucleoplasmic
undemocratic
undercoating
UEOIA
nucleonically
unmethodical
unrecognizably
UIAEO
UIAOE
undiagnosed
UIEAO
quindecagon
UIEOA
businesswoman
unipersonal
UIOAE
UIOEA
UOAEI
surrogateship
UOAIE
buoyancies
customaries
fluvoxamine
plutocracies
unconstrained
uncontradicted
unobtained
unordained
unorganized
unpolarized
UOEAI
suboceanic
subpoenaing
UOEIA
duodecimal
uncommercial
uncongenial
urogenital
UOIAE
fluoridate
fluorinate
subordinate
uncomplicated
unprofitable
unsociable
UOIEA
subcontinental
uncomplimentary
unnoticeably
NB: All words are in (or grammatically derivable from headword entries in) Collins English Dictionary.
Last edited by JaneFairfax (2009-06-02 23:12:43)
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wow!!! who would have thought there were so many?
Now lets see.. how many numbers contain all the digits 0-9?
Just kidding!
A logarithm is just a misspelled algorithm.
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That is amazing.
"The physicists defer only to mathematicians, and the mathematicians defer only to God ..." - Leon M. Lederman
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Mikau, the answer to your question is 9!x9. Thats my guess.
It appears to me that if one wants to make progress in mathematics, one should study the masters and not the pupils. - Niels Henrik Abel.
Nothing is better than reading and gaining more and more knowledge - Stephen William Hawking.
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I think it's infinite.
Numbers are the essence of the Universe
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Mikau, the answer to your question is 9!x9. Thats my guess.
lol. I'm not sure if you're not getting me or if i'm not getting you but anyway, I was kidding becuase there is an infinite set of numbers that contain all nine digits.
like the set of integers + .0123456789
A logarithm is just a misspelled algorithm.
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But Jane's example contains each vowel only once, so it is interesting question with each digit only once.
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OOooh. Hehe! I accidently came up with something.
Hmm... wouldn't that just be every permutation of the digits 0-9 multiplied by as many places you can put the decimal? Maybe thats where ganesh came up with 9!x9. hehe!
A logarithm is just a misspelled algorithm.
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Ganesh was calculating the total number of 10-digit integers which use each of the digits 09 exactly once i.e. the total number of permutations of 09 without the 0 coming first. Thats 10! − 9! = 10×9! − 9! = 9!×(10 − 1) = 9!×9.
Last edited by JaneFairfax (2007-05-20 06:07:14)
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hmm...
so what if we consider that you can put a decimal place either before the first digit, or after the last digit.
the only time it would be ok to start with 0 would be if 0 came right before the decimal point, as in 0.123456789 or imediatly after, as in .0123456789
A logarithm is just a misspelled algorithm.
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A word on the words above. They are all from Collins English Dictionary (either listed as entry words or grammatical derivations from entry words therein). There are plenty of other omnivocalic words not listed in the dictionary I use, such as
gastrocnemius (a muscle in the leg)
(This word was mentioned in one of the semifinals in the previous series of University Challenge.) I have also left out proper nouns such as
Mozambique
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Mountain Dew
igloo myrtilles fourmis
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Thanks to last nights University Challenge, I have found a new word for UOAIE: unsportsmanlike.
The programme also mentions the word unimportance for UIOAE. Unfortunately, this word is not in my Collins English Dictionary. (Unimportant is in there but not the noun.)
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But what a curious compliment it would make: "Truly your unimportance has been exaggerated!"
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IAEOU
dichlamydeous
filamentous
intravenous
ligamentous
micaceous
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Thanks to last nights University Challenge, I have found a new word for UOAIE: unsportsmanlike. http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e271/ … eering.gif
The programme also mentions the word unimportance for UIOAE. Unfortunately, this word is not in my Collins English Dictionary. (Unimportant is in there but not the noun.)
Isn't unimportance a grammatical derivative of the word unimportant?
Here lies the reader who will never open this book. He is forever dead.
Taking a new step, uttering a new word, is what people fear most. ― Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Crime and Punishment
The knowledge of some things as a function of age is a delta function.
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Hi;
There is also
intravenously
limaceous
vitaceous
In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
If it ain't broke, fix it until it is.
Always satisfy the Prime Directive of getting the right answer above all else.
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AEOIU
archegonium
pandemonium
praseodymium
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Hi stefy,
According to the Collins Scrabble Checker, the noun "unimportance" is a valid word allowed in Scrabble play.
"The good news about computers is that they do what you tell them to do. The bad news is that they do what you tell them to do." - Ted Nelson
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AOIUE
appropinque
IEOUA
dibenzofuran
dibenzofurans
intercolumnar
intercommunal
interlobular
interocular
interosculant
UEOIA
questorial
superdominant
superdominants
superordinal
superordinary
supersonically
suspensoria
suspensorial
unheroical
unheroically
unrecognisably
unreconcilably
unrhetorical
In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
If it ain't broke, fix it until it is.
Always satisfy the Prime Directive of getting the right answer above all else.
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