Anagram sets
A set is a bag of letters and every word the dictionary spells with it. These are the sets worth a page: more than one word, and at least two of them everyday English.
- Sets
- 2,102
- Largest set
- 12pares, parse, pears, rapes, reaps, spare, spear, apers, apres, asper, prase, presa
- Shortest
- 26 sets
- Longest
- 1032 sets
The largest sets
- pares12
- alerts11
- least10
- capers9
- nastier9
- palest9
- insert9
- caster8
- erasing8
- lapse8
- earls8
- parses8
- east8
- enters8
- piers8
- beards7
- abets7
- canters7
- canter7
- acres7
- cater7
- derail7
- astride7
- drapes7
- angriest7
- entails7
- attires7
- leapt7
- salve7
- manes7
- master7
- aspen7
- paste7
- arrest7
- ares7
- swear7
- aligns7
- lair7
- lairs7
- diets7
Ordered by how many words the set holds, then alphabetically — the same rule as every list here.
All of them, by first letter
By length
2
63
674
3065
4526
4757
4398
2289
9710
32
Sets are built from words of up to 10 letters. Past that almost every bag of letters spells one word or none, so a page would say nothing.