Palindromemordnilap: noun. A word that is read the same way
from the front to the back as from the back to the front. This word came into
existence after an attempt by several linguists to rationalise the English
language and to create a correlation between the meanings of different words
and the way they sound. Palindromemordnilap
was, of course, an elaboration on the word palindrome, which had absolutely nothing lacipalindromemordnilapical about it and it was coined by Lewis Carroll
over his morning cup of coffee with pills and sedatives.
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