According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern ---ARU-. That is, seven letter words with 4th letter A and 5th letter R and 6th letter U. In alphabetical order, they are:
labarum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -ABA-U-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter A and 3rd letter B and 4th letter A and 6th letter U. In alphabetical order, they are:
labarum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern ---ARUM. That is, seven letter words with 4th letter A and 5th letter R and 6th letter U and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:
labarum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern LAB---M. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 2nd letter A and 3rd letter B and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:
labarum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 3 words with the pattern L---R-M. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 5th letter R and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:
labarum
lockram
lustrum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 8 words with the pattern -A--RU-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter A and 5th letter R and 6th letter U. In alphabetical order, they are:
eardrum
jabirus
kashrus
kashrut
labarum
papyrus
rastrum
tantrum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 6 words with the pattern -AB--U-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter A and 3rd letter B and 6th letter U. In alphabetical order, they are:
habitue
habitus
jabirus
labarum
pabulum
sabreur
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -AB-R-M. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter A and 3rd letter B and 5th letter R and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:
labarum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 8 words with the pattern -A--R-M. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter A and 5th letter R and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:
eardrum
hadarim
labarum
mantram
pangram
rastrum
tangram
tantrum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern -AB-RU-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter A and 3rd letter B and 5th letter R and 6th letter U. In alphabetical order, they are:
jabirus
labarum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern L--A-UM. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 4th letter A and 6th letter U and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:
labarum
ladanum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 11 words with the pattern LA--R--. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 2nd letter A and 5th letter R. In alphabetical order, they are:
labarum
labored
laborer
lagered
lamprey
langrel
laptray
laterad
lateral
layered
lazaret
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 13 words with the pattern ---A-UM. That is, seven letter words with 4th letter A and 6th letter U and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:
arcanum
erratum
ideatum
labarum
ladanum
notaeum
organum
papadum
pomatum
popadum
relatum
solanum
stratum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 18 words with the pattern -A-A-U-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter A and 4th letter A and 6th letter U. In alphabetical order, they are:
bahadur
cajaput
calalus
calamus
caracul
databus
gagakus
karakul
karamus
labarum
ladanum
macaque
madafus
majagua
mamaguy
papadum
tamanus
vacatur
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 22 words with the pattern -ABA---. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter A and 3rd letter B and 4th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:
babacos
babalas
babassu
cabalas
cabanas
cabaret
kabaddi
kabakas
kabalas
kabayas
labarum
qabalah
qabalas
rabanna
rabatos
rabatte
sabaton
sabayon
tabanid
tabards
tabaret
wabains
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 26 words with the pattern -A---UM. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter A and 6th letter U and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:
baculum
ballium
cadmium
caesium
calcium
cambium
eardrum
gallium
hafnium
hahnium
hassium
labarum
ladanum
mashlum
maximum
natrium
pabulum
pallium
panicum
pantoum
papadum
rastrum
sanctum
taedium
tantrum
tapetum
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 44 words with the pattern L---R--. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 5th letter R. In alphabetical order, they are:
labarum
labored
laborer
lagered
lamprey
langrel
laptray
laterad
lateral
layered
lazaret
lemures
leporid
lettres
levered
leveret
liatris
liberal
liberos
liberty
ligures
linuron
lipuria
literal
litoral
liturgy
livered
lizards
lockram
louvred
louvres
lovered
loverly
lowbred
lowbrow
lowered
lucarne
lucerne
lucerns
lustral
lustred
lustres
lustrum
luzerns
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labarum. lacombe. lacquer. lactase. lactose. ladanum. laggard. lambent. lambert. lambkin. lamella. lampoon. lamprey. landing. lanyard. lanolin. lantern. larceny. lattice. laundry. lawsuit. layette. layover. lazaret. leafage. leather. lection. lecture. leghorn. leisure. lemming. lempira. leprosy. lettuce. levator. leveret. lexicon. liaison. liberty. library. license. lighter. lignite. limpkin. lineman. linkage. linocut. linseed. linuron. lioness. liqueur. lithium. liturgy. lobelia. lobster. lockage. lockjaw. locknut. lockout. locoism. logbook. logroll. longbow. longing. lookout. lowball. lowbrow. lowdown. lowland. lozenge. lucency. lucerne. luggage. lugworm. lullaby. lumbago. lunette. lustrum. lycopod. lyddite.
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i don't have the foggiest idea
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While he was marching against his rival in the Imperial Civil War, he saw a vision of the Chi (X) Rho (P) transposed over each other (☧).This was a Christian symbol which was formed from the first two Greek letters of the word for Christ, and symbolised the crucifixion of Christ. He ordered all his soldiers to paint the superimposed Chi Rho on their shields before engaging the enemy [His mother was a devoted Christian; so he was predisposed to accept Christianity]. His actual conversion, however did not occur--if, in fact, it did occur--until he was on his deathbed.
There are two traditions about events which preceded the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312 AD in which Constantine the Great took the city of Rome from an usurper whose troops were twice as numerous. According to Lactantius, he was visited by a dream the night before which advised him "to mark the heavenly sign of God on the shields of his soldiers...by means of a slanted letter X with the top of its head bent round…" According to Eusebius, while marching at midday, Constantine " saw with his own eyes in the heavens a trophy of the cross arising from the light of the sun, carrying the message, with this sign, you will conquer". The following night he had a dream, in which Christ appeared with the same heavenly sign, and told him to make a standard, the labarum, for his army in that form. The labrarium a military standard with had the "Chi-Rho" symbol on it. This did not constitute a conversion and might have been a ploy to galvanise the Christians among his troops gain the support of the many Christians in the city of Rome. . Although after the battle Constantine ignored the sacrifices to the Roman gods which customarily followed a victory, he was careful to try to appease the Christian and pagan factions.
Constantine continued to observe Roman religion. He was keen on celebrating Apollo and the sun-god. He retained the title of Pontifex Maximus (the head of Roman state religion) throughout his life. The triumphal Arch of Constantine which celebrated his victory at the battle of the Milvian Bridge and which was dedicated in 315 AD bore pagan symbols and no Christian symbols. In 321 he instructed Christians and non-Christians to observe the venerable day of the sun, the day of the cult of sun-worship. Roman coins had pagan gods on them for 8 years after the battle. Even after that, Christian symbols appeared only as Constantine's personal attributes. The Chi Rho was between his hands or on his labarum but never on the coins themselves.
It is not certain whether Constantine converted to Christianity. It was said that he was lying dying in the city of Nicomedia he spoke of his hope to be baptised in the River Jordan, where Christ was said to have been baptized, requested the baptism straight away. According to Eusebius, the bishops performed the sacred ceremonies according to custom" in Nicomedia. However, it is not certain whether these words actually meant baptism or whether these events actually occurred.
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While he was marching against his rival in the Imperial Civil War, he saw a vision of the Chi (X) Rho (P) transposed over each other (☧).This was a Christian symbol which was formed from the first two Greek letters of the word for Christ, and symbolised the crucifixion of Christ. He ordered all his soldiers to paint the superimposed Chi Rho on their shields before engaging the enemy [His mother was a devoted Christian; so he was predisposed to accept Christianity]. His actual conversion, however did not occur--if, in fact, it did occur--until he was on his deathbed.
There are two traditions about events which preceded the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312 AD in which Constantine the Great took the city of Rome from an usurper whose troops were twice as numerous. According to Lactantius, he was visited by a dream the night before which advised him "to mark the heavenly sign of God on the shields of his soldiers...by means of a slanted letter X with the top of its head bent round…" According to Eusebius, while marching at midday, Constantine " saw with his own eyes in the heavens a trophy of the cross arising from the light of the sun, carrying the message, with this sign, you will conquer". The following night he had a dream, in which Christ appeared with the same heavenly sign, and told him to make a standard, the labarum, for his army in that form. The labrarium a military standard with had the "Chi-Rho" symbol on it. This did not constitute a conversion and might have been a ploy to galvanise the Christians among his troops gain the support of the many Christians in the city of Rome. . Although after the battle Constantine ignored the sacrifices to the Roman gods which customarily followed a victory, he was careful to try to appease the Christian and pagan factions.
Constantine continued to observe Roman religion. He was keen on celebrating Apollo and the sun-god. He retained the title of Pontifex Maximus (the head of Roman state religion) throughout his life. The triumphal Arch of Constantine which celebrated his victory at the battle of the Milvian Bridge and which was dedicated in 315 AD bore pagan symbols and no Christian symbols. In 321 he instructed Christians and non-Christians to observe the venerable day of the sun, the day of the cult of sun-worship. Roman coins had pagan gods on them for 8 years after the battle. Even after that, Christian symbols appeared only as Constantine's personal attributes. The Chi Rho was between his hands or on his labarum but never on the coins themselves.
It is not certain whether Constantine converted to Christianity. It was said that he was lying dying in the city of Nicomedia he spoke of his hope to be baptised in the River Jordan, where Christ was said to have been baptized, requested the baptism straight away. According to Eusebius, the bishops performed the sacred ceremonies according to custom" in Nicomedia. However, it is not certain whether these words actually meant baptism or whether these events actually occurred.
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Constantine the Great did not adopt the cross.
The tradition said that Constantine looked up to the sun before the battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312 AD and saw a cross in the light and the Greek words for "by this you win". He then ordered his soldiers to put the Chi Rho, a Christian symbol (see below), not the cross, on their shields and won the battle.
This episode did not constitute the adoption of the cross. Although after the battle Constantine ignored the sacrifices to the Roman gods which customarily followed a victory, he was careful to try to appease the Christian and pagan factions. The most important people in the empire and the military commanders were pagan. Constantine continued to observe Roman religion. He was keen on celebrating Apollo and the sun-god. He retained the title of Pontifex Maximus (the head of Roman state religion) throughout his life. The triumphal Arch of Constantine which celebrated his victory at the battle of the Milvian Bridge and which was dedicated in 315 AD bore pagan symbols and no Christian symbols. In 321 he instructed Christians and non-Christians to observe the venerable day of the sun, the day of the cult of sun-worship. Roman coins had pagan gods on them for 8 years after the battle. Even after that, Christian symbols appeared only as Constantine's personal attributes. The Chi Rho (not the cross) was between his hands or on his labarum (a military standard with the Chi Rho symbol on it) but never on the coins themselves.
The "Chi-Rho" symbol ☧, formed from the first two Greek letters of the word "Christ. It was suited to symbolize the crucifixion of Christ.
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According to bishop Eusebius of Caesarea, Constantine converted to Christianity when he He felt that he needed more powerful help than his army could give him and that divine aid and protection were more important. He thought that the divination of the omens pagan gods just produced useless flattering prediction for the military commander. He therefore decided to turn to "the one Supreme [Christian] God". Then, while he was praying for god to reveal himself, he and his army had a vision of a cross of light above the sun with the inscription (in Greek) "conquer by this" attached to it. That night Jesus appeared in a dream with the same sign and ordered him "to use it as a safeguard in all engagements with his enemies." At dawn Constantine ordered the making of a representation of this sign He also decided to "worship no other God save Him who had appeared to him" and enquired who that God was." He was told that he was Christ. Constantine took this as a confirmation of his judgement and determined thenceforth to devote himself to the reading of the Inspired writings." (Life of Constantine XXVIII, XXIX, XXIX and XXXII).
Eusebius does not say where or when the event took place. However, it is clear that it was not outside Rome. He also said that Constantine prepared for war against Maxentius and "[a]ssuming therefore the Supreme God as his patron, and invoking His Christ to be his preserver and aid, and setting the victorious trophy, the salutary symbol, in front of his soldiers and bodyguard" he started his march on Italy and Rome. Therefore, he must have been in Gaul.
Lactantius, a Latin historian and a protégé of Constantine, provided a different account. He said that on the night before the Battle of the Milvian Bridge, just outside Rome, Constantine had a dream of being ordered to put "the heavenly divine sign" on the shields of his soldiers.
Eusebius and Lactantius gave different descriptions of the divine sign. Eusebius gave a "description of the Standard of the Cross, which the Romans now call the Labarum." The labarium was a vexillum; that is, a standard of the legions which Constantine used. Its long staff and the cross bar which held a square cloth towards the top symbolised a cross, a symbol suited to symbolize the crucifixion of Christ. At the top of the cross there was "the symbol of the Saviour's name." This was a Chi Rho; that is, a Chi (X) with a Rho (P) juxtaposed to it. These were the first two letters for Christ in Greek (ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ: Christos). Lactantius described the sign as a staurogram. This was Tau-Rho; that is, a tau (Τ) superimposed on a rho (Ρ). Both were Greek letters. It was first used to abbreviate the Greek word for cross in very early Greek translations of the New Testament. It expressed the idea that the cross saves and was a symbol of salvation.
The two accounts are difficult to reconcile. However, they have been merged into a popular story that Constantine saw the Chi Rho the night of the Battle of the Milvian Bridge. It is interesting to note that both writes said that this sign was not readily understood as a symbol of as Christ. In fact there is no evidence of its use prior to Constantine. It first appeared on one of his coins in 317. He started making an extensive use of it and the labarum later, during his war against Licinius.
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While he was marching against his rival in the Imperial Civil War, he saw a vision of the Chi (X) Rho (P) transposed over each other (☧).This was a Christian symbol which was formed from the first two Greek letters of the word for Christ, and symbolised the crucifixion of Christ. He ordered all his soldiers to paint the superimposed Chi Rho on their shields before engaging the enemy [His mother was a devoted Christian; so he was predisposed to accept Christianity]. His actual conversion, however did not occur--if, in fact, it did occur--until he was on his deathbed.
There are two traditions about events which preceded the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312 AD in which Constantine the Great took the city of Rome from an usurper whose troops were twice as numerous. According to Lactantius, he was visited by a dream the night before which advised him "to mark the heavenly sign of God on the shields of his soldiers...by means of a slanted letter X with the top of its head bent round…" According to Eusebius, while marching at midday, Constantine " saw with his own eyes in the heavens a trophy of the cross arising from the light of the sun, carrying the message, with this sign, you will conquer". The following night he had a dream, in which Christ appeared with the same heavenly sign, and told him to make a standard, the labarum, for his army in that form. The labrarium a military standard with had the "Chi-Rho" symbol on it. This did not constitute a conversion and might have been a ploy to galvanise the Christians among his troops gain the support of the many Christians in the city of Rome. . Although after the battle Constantine ignored the sacrifices to the Roman gods which customarily followed a victory, he was careful to try to appease the Christian and pagan factions.
Constantine continued to observe Roman religion. He was keen on celebrating Apollo and the sun-god. He retained the title of Pontifex Maximus (the head of Roman state religion) throughout his life. The triumphal Arch of Constantine which celebrated his victory at the battle of the Milvian Bridge and which was dedicated in 315 AD bore pagan symbols and no Christian symbols. In 321 he instructed Christians and non-Christians to observe the venerable day of the sun, the day of the cult of sun-worship. Roman coins had pagan gods on them for 8 years after the battle. Even after that, Christian symbols appeared only as Constantine's personal attributes. The Chi Rho was between his hands or on his labarum but never on the coins themselves.
It is not certain whether Constantine converted to Christianity. It was said that he was lying dying in the city of Nicomedia he spoke of his hope to be baptised in the River Jordan, where Christ was said to have been baptized, requested the baptism straight away. According to Eusebius, the bishops performed the sacred ceremonies according to custom" in Nicomedia. However, it is not certain whether these words actually meant baptism or whether these events actually occurred.
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According to tradition, Constantine saw a flaming cross in the sky as he was about to go into battle. Written beneath the cross were the words " In this sign you will conquer. " Constantine won the battle and believed that the Christian God had helped him.
We don't know. His mother, Helena, was a Christian, so he may have taken her religion as a child, or he may have adopted it gradually throughout his life. There is a myth that before a battle, he saw a cross appear in the heavens, and then converted and won the battle. However, that seems unlikely because we all know that Jesus does not reward faith with instantaneous earthly victories. Besides, Jesus was a pacifist. Anyway, Constantine never fully converted to Christianity. For instance, the Arch of Constantine is decorated with statues of pagan gods. He also instructed all religions to celebrate a day of worship to the sun.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 188 words with the pattern -A---U-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter A and 6th letter U. In alphabetical order, they are:
backout
baculum
badious
bagsful
bahadur
bailout
baleful
ballium
baneful
baroque
bashful
bateaux
bathtub
cachous
cacique
cadeaux
cadmium
caesium
caestus
cageful
cajaput
cajeput
cajuput
calalus
calamus
calcium
callous
cambium
campout
candour
cansful
canthus
caracul
carduus
careful
carious
carolus
cartful
caseous
catchup
cazique
danseur
dareful
databus
eardrum
earplug
easeful
factful
fadeout
faitour
fallout
famulus
farceur
fateful
fatigue
fatuous
gagakus
gainful
gallium
gallnut
gallous
garigue
gaseous
gashful
gateaus
gateaux
gazeful
habitue
habitus
hackbut
hafnium
hahnium
haircut
halibut
halitus
hamulus
handful
handgun
handout
hangout
hapukus
harbour
harmful
hassium
hateful
hatsful
hauteur
haveour
haviour
jabirus
jacchus
jacobus
jambeux
jarsful
kajeput
karakul
karamus
kashrus
kashrut
labarum
ladanum
ladybug
lalique
landaus
macaque
madafus
madoqua
mahewus
mainour
majagua
makutus
malleus
mamaguy
manitus
marybud
mashlum
masseur
mastful
matchup
maximum
maximus
mazeful
nacrous
natrium
pabulum
pageful
pailful
painful
pallium
palmful
pandour
panicum
pantoum
papadum
pappous
papyrus
parkour
parlour
parlous
passout
pasteup
paviour
rackful
rageful
railbus
rainout
rameous
ramulus
rancour
rastrum
raucous
sabreur
sackbut
sackful
saddhus
saksaul
sambhur
samshus
sanctum
sandbur
sanious
santour
sarcous
sardius
saviour
tactful
taedium
takeout
talcous
taleful
tamanus
tambour
tankful
tantrum
tapetum
tautaug
vacatur
vacuous
vagitus
valgous
various
vaudoux
wailful
wakeful
walkout
wameful
washout
washtub
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Constantine the Great favoured Christianity. He built some of the early Christian churches, arbitrated between different Christian doctrines and promoted Christians in the imperial administration.
Despite this, Constantine continued to observe Roman religion. He was keen on celebrating Apollo and the sun-god. He retained the title of Pontifex Maximus (the head of Roman state religion) throughout his life. The triumphal Arch of Constantine which celebrated his victory at the battle of the Milvian Bridge bore pagan symbols and no Christian symbols. In 321 he instructed Christians and non-Christians to observe the venerable day of the sun, the day of the cult of sun-worship. Roman coins had pagan gods on them for 8 years after the battle. Even after that, Christian symbols appeared only as Constantine's personal attributes. The Chi Rho (the first known Christian symbol which preceded the cross) was between his hands or on his labarum (a military standard with a Chi-Rho on it) but never on the coins themselves.
It is not certain whether Constantine converted to Christianity. It was said that he was lying dying in the city of Nicomedia he spoke of his hope to be baptised in the River Jordan, where Christ was said to have been baptized, requested the baptism straight away. According to Eusebius, the bishops performed the sacred ceremonies according to custom" in Nicomedia. However, it is not certain whether these words actually meant baptism or whether these events actually occurred.
The most notable Christian churches Constantine had built were the original Basilica of St Peter's in Rome, the St John Lateran's Basilica (the city of Rome's first Cathedral and the original residence of the Popes), the Church of the Holy Apostles in Constantinople and Church of the Holy Sepulchre, in Jerusalem.
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The Battle of the Milvian Bridge, crossing the River Tiber into Rome, on October 28th 312 C.E. / A.D., was a battle for control of the city and, therefore, the whole of the western Roman Empire. It was fought between the forces of Constantine I (also known as Constantine the Great) and Maxentius, both rival claimants to the position of "Augustus", or senior emperor, of the Western empire, under the complicated 4-emperor system of the time (the "Tetrarchy").
The battle was a turning point for Constantine. It was a decisive victory for his 90,000+ infantry and 8,000 cavalry. Maxentius, who had chosen to give battle at the bridge, lost his life there. In fact, Maxentius had ordered the destruction of the actual wooden bridge to deny access to Constantine's troops. His own troops had created a replacement crossing to be constructed and this is known to have been a pontoon bridge, probably of the type Roman armies are known to have created by lashing boats together and covering them with planks. Maxentius could therefore have controlled the crossing and removed it if necessary. Unfortunately, it is probable that Maxentius positioned his troops with their back too close to the river. After Constantine's cavalry had destroyed Maxentius's cavalry, his infantry attacked, inflicting heavy losses on the defenders. Although Maxentius's Praetorian Guard remained to fight on the northern bank of the river, most of the army tried to flee across the floating pontoon bridge. The bridge was overwhelmed and collapsed. Maxentius found himself forced into the River Tiber. It is unclear if his horse threw him or he tried to swim to safety, but his body was found after he drowned.
Constantine entered Rome in triumph on October 29th. He went on to become the sole Emperor of the whole Roman Empire from 324 until his death in 337. As a result of his later edicts and reforms allowing religious tolerance, the Battle of the Milvian Bridge is also considered a turning point in the history of Christianity. It is believed that before the battle, Constantine experienced visions in which Jesus Christ told him to use the sign of a cross, which he is said to have seen as a light in the sky, against his enemies. In the visions, the Greek words "Εν Τούτῳ Νίκα" (tr. In this sign, conquer) appeared in the sky with the cross. The historian Eusebius, in his "Life of Constantine", claims that he heard about the visions from the Emperor himself. It is well documented that Constantine had military standards (known in Latin as "Labarum") created for his troops which carried the first two Greek letters of the word "Christ" (the letters Chi and Rho), designed as a device resembling a cross.
The battle has been popularised in art throughout history. Paintings often depict the battle, representing the cross in the sky, as seen in the vision, often accompanied by the Latin rendering of Constantine's motto, "in hoc signo vinces".
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The Battle of the Milvian Bridge, crossing the River Tiber into Rome, on October 28th 312 C.E. / A.D., was a battle for control of the city and, therefore, the whole of the western Roman Empire. It was fought between the forces of Constantine I (also known as Constantine the Great) and Maxentius, both rival claimants to the position of "Augustus", or senior emperor, of the Western empire, under the complicated 4-emperor system of the time (the "Tetrarchy").
The battle was a turning point for Constantine. It was a decisive victory for his 90,000+ infantry and 8,000 cavalry. Maxentius, who had chosen to give battle at the bridge, lost his life there. In fact, Maxentius had ordered the destruction of the actual wooden bridge to deny access to Constantine's troops. His own troops had created a replacement crossing to be constructed and this is known to have been a pontoon bridge, probably of the type Roman armies are known to have created by lashing boats together and covering them with planks. Maxentius could therefore have controlled the crossing and removed it if necessary. Unfortunately, it is probable that Maxentius positioned his troops with their back too close to the river. After Constantine's cavalry had destroyed Maxentius's cavalry, his infantry attacked, inflicting heavy losses on the defenders. Although Maxentius's Praetorian Guard remained to fight on the northern bank of the river, most of the army tried to flee across the floating pontoon bridge. The bridge was overwhelmed and collapsed. Maxentius found himself forced into the River Tiber. It is unclear if his horse threw him or he tried to swim to safety, but his body was found after he drowned.
Constantine entered Rome in triumph on October 29th. He went on to become the sole Emperor of the whole Roman Empire from 324 until his death in 337. As a result of his later edicts and reforms allowing religious tolerance, the Battle of the Milvian Bridge is also considered a turning point in the history of Christianity. It is believed that before the battle, Constantine experienced visions in which Jesus Christ told him to use the sign of a cross, which he is said to have seen as a light in the sky, against his enemies. In the visions, the Greek words "Εν Τούτῳ Νίκα" (tr. In this sign, conquer) appeared in the sky with the cross. The historian Eusebius, in his "Life of Constantine", claims that he heard about the visions from the Emperor himself. It is well documented that Constantine had military standards (known in Latin as "Labarum") created for his troops which carried the first two Greek letters of the word "Christ" (the letters Chi and Rho), designed as a device resembling a cross.
The battle has been popularised in art throughout history. Paintings often depict the battle, representing the cross in the sky, as seen in the vision, often accompanied by the Latin rendering of Constantine's motto, "in hoc signo vinces".
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1) favouring Christianity and trying to arbitrate the disputes between rival Christian doctrines
2) minting large quantities of a new gold coin to try to address the problem of coins with hardly ant precious metal content and hyperinflation
2) the division of the army between a frontier army and a field army.
3 answers
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 426 words with the pattern -A-A---. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter A and 4th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:
babacos
babalas
babassu
bacalao
bagarre
bagasse
bahadas
bahadur
bajadas
baladin
balance
balases
balatas
banaler
banally
bananas
baracan
barazas
basally
basalts
batable
batatas
batavia
bayamos
bayards
bazaars
cabalas
cabanas
cabaret
cadagas
cadagis
cadaver
cafards
caganer
cajaput
calaloo
calalus
calamar
calamus
calando
calathi
camaieu
camails
camaron
camases
canadas
canakin
canaled
canapes
canards
canasta
capable
capably
carabao
carabid
carabin
caracal
caracks
caracol
caracts
caracul
carafes
caramba
caramel
caranna
carapax
carates
carauna
caravan
caravel
caraway
casabas
casavas
catalog
catalos
catalpa
catapan
catarrh
catasta
catawba
cavalla
cavally
cavalry
dadaism
dadaist
dagabas
dalapon
dalasis
damaged
damager
damages
damasks
danazol
datable
databus
dataria
dayanim
earache
eatable
eatages
facades
fadable
fadaise
falafel
fanatic
faraday
faradic
faraway
fatally
gagakus
galabea
galabia
galages
galagos
galanga
galanty
galatea
galaxes
ganache
garaged
garages
gasahol
gavages
gazabos
gazania
hadarim
hadaway
hagadic
halacha
halakah
halakha
halakic
halalah
halalas
halavah
hamadas
hamates
hamauls
hanaper
hapaxes
haramda
haramdi
hatable
havarti
hawalas
hazanim
hazards
jacales
jacamar
jacanas
jacares
jagaing
jalapic
jalapin
jamadar
jatakas
jawaris
kabaddi
kabakas
kabalas
kabayas
kahawai
kaiaked
kajawah
kakapos
kamalas
kanakas
karaism
karaits
karakas
karakia
karakul
karamus
karanga
karaoke
karates
katanas
kayaked
kayaker
labarum
ladanum
lalangs
lanated
lasagna
lasagne
latakia
lavabos
lavages
laxator
layaway
lazaret
macaber
macabre
macacos
macadam
macaque
madafus
madamed
madames
magalog
mahatma
majagua
makable
malacca
malacia
malaise
malanga
malaria
malarky
malates
malaxed
malaxes
mamaguy
mamakau
manacle
managed
manager
manages
manakin
mananas
manatee
manatis
manawas
marabis
marabou
maracas
maranta
mararis
marasca
marauds
masalas
matador
mazards
nacarat
naganas
nagapie
nagaris
naiades
namable
namaste
napalms
narases
nasally
nasards
navaids
navally
navarch
navarho
navarin
oarages
pacable
padangs
padauks
pajamas
pakahis
pakapoo
palabra
palaced
palaces
paladin
palagis
palamae
palapas
palases
palatal
palated
palates
palaver
palazzi
palazzo
panacea
panache
panadas
panamas
panaxes
papable
papadam
papadom
papadum
papains
papally
papauma
papayan
papayas
parable
paracme
paraded
parader
parades
parador
parados
paradox
parafle
parages
paragon
paramos
parangs
paranym
parapet
paraphs
parasol
paratha
parazoa
patacas
patagia
patamar
pavages
pavanes
pawawed
payable
payably
qabalah
qabalas
rabanna
rabatos
rabatte
rafales
ramadas
ramakin
ratable
ratably
ratafee
ratafia
ratatat
ravaged
ravager
ravages
sabaton
sabayon
sacaton
safaris
sagaman
sagamen
sagathy
salaams
salable
salably
salades
salamis
salamon
samaans
samadhi
samaras
sapajou
sarafan
sarangi
sarapes
satangs
satanic
sataras
savable
savaged
savager
savages
savanna
savante
savants
savarin
savates
saxauls
sayable
tabanid
tabards
tabaret
taiahas
takable
takahes
talants
talaria
talaunt
talayot
tamable
tamales
tamandu
tamanus
tamarao
tamaras
tamarau
tamarin
tamaris
tamasha
tanadar
tanager
tanagra
tapalos
taraire
taramas
taramea
tarands
tatamis
taxable
taxably
uakaris
vacance
vacancy
vacated
vacates
vacatur
vagally
vahanas
valance
vanadic
vatable
vavasor
vawards
wabains
wadable
waiatas
wakames
wakanda
wakanes
waragis
waratah
wasabis
watapes
wawaing
waxable
yamalka
yatagan
zacaton
zamangs
zamarra
zamarro
zananas
zapateo
zarapes
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2-letter words
um
3-letter words
bum, cum, gum, hum, lum, mum, rum, sum, yum
4-letter words
alum, arum, chum, doum, drum, gaum, geum, glum, grum, neum, ovum, plum, scum, slum, stum, swum
5-letter words
album, algum, aurum, begum, cecum, datum, degum, durum, fanum, filum, forum, hilum, hokum, ileum, ilium, imaum, jorum, jugum, khoum, larum, linum, locum, notum, oakum, odeum, odium, oleum, onium, opium, rheum, sagum, scrum, sebum, sedum, serum, solum, strum, thrum, velum
6-letter words
acetum, adytum, aecium, alarum, allium, amylum, antrum, asarum, asylum, atrium, barium, bunkum, caecum, centum, cerium, cesium, cilium, conium, corium, crinum, cundum, cuprum, curium, dictum, dinkum, dirdum, dorsum, erbium, estrum, ferrum, folium, frenum, gonium, granum, gypsum, helium, indium, ionium, iterum, kalium, labium, labrum, luteum, lyceum, magnum, medium, mentum, milium, minium, museum, oidium, omasum, osmium, ostium, peplum, phylum, pileum, plenum, podium, possum, quorum, radium, rectum, regnum, sacrum, scutum, sensum, septum, sodium, sputum, subgum, talcum, tectum, tedium, telium, tergum, vacuum, vellum, wampum
7-letter words
agendum, alodium, alyssum, arcanum, baculum, blellum, bluegum, cadmium, caesium, calcium, cambium, centrum, chetrum, chillum, cranium, crissum, decorum, eardrum, eluvium, elytrum, erratum, exuvium, fermium, fraenum, frustum, fulcrum, gallium, hafnium, hahnium, holmium, hoodlum, iridium, ischium, jejunum, jugulum, labarum, ladanum, lithium, lustrum, maximum, minimum, modicum, muonium, natrium, niobium, nostrum, oestrum, omentum, opossum, optimum, organum, osculum, outswum, pabulum, pallium, panicum, pantoum, pinetum, pomatum, premium, protium, quantum, rhenium, rhodium, rostrum, sanctum, scrotum, sistrum, skellum, skookum, smeddum, solanum, sorghum, stadium, stannum, sternum, stewbum, stibium, stickum, stratum, tantrum, tapetum, terbium, tetotum, thorium, thulium, triduum, tritium, trivium, uranium, uredium, yttrium, zoarium
8-letter words
abomasum, aciculum, aconitum, actinium, addendum, aecidium, aerobium, ageratum, alburnum, allodium, alluvium, ammonium, apterium, aquarium, argentum, ascidium, atheneum, basidium, bdellium, biennium, blackgum, bothrium, brachium, caladium, capsicum, cardamum, cementum, cerebrum, chromium, ciborium, cingulum, coagulum, coliseum, conidium, coremium, corundum, cymatium, delirium, didymium, diestrum, diluvium, dominium, duodenum, electrum, emporium, encomium, eulogium, europium, exemplum, exordium, extremum, factotum, francium, frenulum, furculum, galbanum, geranium, glucinum, gonidium, guaiacum, guaiocum, gynecium, hymenium, hypogeum, illinium, illuvium, imperium, indicium, indusium, inoculum, labdanum, labellum, laburnum, laudanum, linoleum, lixivium, lomentum, lutecium, lutetium, masurium, meconium, mezereum, momentum, mycelium, ngultrum, nobelium, olibanum, oncidium, oogonium, origanum, patagium, peculium, pendulum, peponium, peridium, perineum, philtrum, plastrum, platinum, plectrum, polonium, pronotum, psyllium, pudendum, puparium, pygidium, pyxidium, ramentum, refugium, residuum, rosarium, rubidium, samarium, scandium, scholium, secundum, sedilium, selenium, silicium, solarium, solatium, spectrum, speculum, sphagnum, spiculum, splenium, sudarium, syconium, tantalum, teetotum, thallium, timpanum, titanium, tomentum, trillium, triticum, tympanum, vanadium, variorum, vasculum, velarium, veratrum, vexillum, viaticum, viburnum, vinculum, vivarium
9-letter words
americium, anthodium, anthurium, antiserum, arboretum, asphaltum, athenaeum, bacterium, berkelium, beryllium, botulinum, bronchium, bubblegum, calcaneum, caldarium, calvarium, capitulum, castoreum, claustrum, clitellum, coccidium, colchicum, collegium, colluvium, collyrium, colosseum, colostrum, contagium, continuum, conundrum, credendum, criterium, ctenidium, cubiculum, cymbidium, decennium, dentalium, deuterium, diazonium, dichasium, doronicum, effluvium, endosteum, epicedium, epimysium, equisetum, euphonium, flabellum, flagellum, gelsemium, germanium, gymnasium, gynaeceum, gynaecium, gynoecium, harmonium, herbarium, hospitium, hydronium, indecorum, lanthanum, magnesium, manubrium, marsupium, mausoleum, mazaedium, menstruum, neodymium, neptunium, operculum, opusculum, palladium, paramylum, petroleum, plutonium, pollinium, polygonum, potassium, practicum, presidium, pterygium, pycnidium, pyrethrum, responsum, reticulum, rhizobium, rostellum, ruthenium, sacrarium, sargassum, sarmentum, scutellum, sensillum, sensorium, septarium, spirillum, stomodeum, strontium, subphylum, sugarplum, sulfonium, sympodium, symposium, syncytium, tegmentum, tellurium, tenaculum, terrarium, trapezium, triennium, trifolium, triforium, ultimatum, unguentum, uredinium, uropygium, vestigium, ytterbium, zirconium
10-letter words
acetabulum, ambulacrum, androecium, antebellum, apothecium, ascogonium, auditorium, cafetorium, cerebellum, cinerarium, cockalorum, colloquium, compendium, consortium, curriculum, delphinium, dysprosium, epicardium, epidendrum, epineurium, epithelium, gadolinium, glochidium, haustellum, haustorium, honorarium, hypanthium, involucrum, kettledrum, lawrencium, lebensraum, lycopodium, meerschaum, memorandum, millennium, miracidium, molybdenum, moratorium, myocardium, nasturtium, natatorium, nephridium, oceanarium, ommatidium, opprobrium, osmeterium, osmiridium, pancratium, panjandrum, paramecium, parapodium, perimysium, periosteum, peritoneum, petrolatum, phyllodium, plasmodium, polemonium, postbellum, postpartum, praesidium, primordium, principium, procambium, promethium, propylaeum, proscenium, prostomium, psalterium, puerperium, quadrivium, referendum, sanatorium, sanitarium, sanitorium, sclerotium, seaborgium, sequestrum, sestertium, simulacrum, spermatium, sporangium, stomodaeum, stramonium, suboptimum, substratum, sudatorium, technetium, triclinium
11-letter words
animalculum, antependium, antheridium, antirrhinum, archegonium, aspergillum, bryophyllum, californium, candelabrum, carpogonium, clostridium, condominium, corrigendum, crematorium, cypripedium, definiendum, desideratum, einsteinium, endocardium, endometrium, endothecium, endothelium, equilibrium, florilegium, gametangium, hesperidium, hormogonium, incunabulum, interregnum, latifundium, leprosarium, magisterium, mediastinum, mendelevium, mesothelium, monochasium, ostensorium, pandemonium, pelargonium, penicillium, pericardium, pericranium, perineurium, perithecium, phosphonium, pittosporum, planetarium, podophyllum, positronium, proctodaeum, prothallium, quadrennium, retinaculum, scriptorium, sempervivum, sporogonium, staminodium, stylopodium, succedaneum, termitarium, tetrazolium, ultravacuum, unnilhexium
12-letter words
appressorium, archesporium, diverticulum, epithalamium, hibernaculum, infundibulum, nonpetroleum, perionychium, praseodymium, protactinium, prothalamium, pseudopodium, quinquennium, radiothorium, spermagonium, superpremium, superstratum, transuranium, unnilpentium, unnilquadium, xiphisternum
13-letter words
armamentarium, chrysanthemum, decamethonium, hexamethonium, mycobacterium, odontoglossum, perichondrium, rutherfordium, zoosporangium
14-letter words
chondrocranium, cyanobacterium, disequilibrium, megasporangium, nonequilibrium, radiostrontium, spermatogonium
15-letter words
archaebacterium, corynebacterium, enterobacterium, microsporangium
16-letter words
mesembryanthemum
697 words found.
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ANSWER
Two (2) letter word:
am. em. hm. mm. om. um.
Three (3) letter word:
aim. arm. bam. bum. cam. cum. cwm. dam. dim. dom. elm. fem. gam. gem. gum. gym. ham. hem. him. hmm. hum. ism. jam. lam. lum. mem. mim. mom. mum. nam. nim. nom. ohm. pam. pom. ram. rem. rim. rom. rum. sim. som. sum. tam. tom. umm. vim. yam. yom. yum.
Four (4) letter word:
ahem. alum. arum. atom. balm. barm. beam. berm. blam. boom. brim. calm. cham. chum. clam. corm. cram. culm. deem. derm. doom. dorm. doum. dram. drum. exam. farm. film. firm. flam. foam. form. from. gaum. germ. geum. glim. glom. glum. gram. grim. grum. haem. halm. harm. helm. herm. holm. idem. imam. item. jism. loam. loom. maim. malm. mumm. neem. neum. norm. ogam. ovum. oxim. palm. perm. plum. poem. pram. prim. prom. ream. roam. room. scam. scum. seam. seem. sham. shim. skim. slam. slim. slum. spam. stem. stum. swam. swim. swum. team. teem. term. them. toom. tram. trim. warm. wham. whim. whom. worm. ylem. zoom.
Five (5) letter word:
abeam. abohm. abysm. adeem. agism. alarm. album. algum. aurum. axiom. bedim. begum. besom. bloom. bosom. bream. broom. buxom. carom. cecum. celom. charm. chasm. chirm. claim. cream. datum. degum. deism. denim. dream. dunam. durum. enorm. enzym. fanum. filum. fleam. foram. forum. genom. gleam. gloam. gloom. golem. goyim. groom. hakim. harem. haulm. hilum. hokum. idiom. ihram. ileum. ilium. imaum. inarm. joram. jorum. jugum. kalam. kelim. khoum. kilim. larum. linum. locum. madam. maxim. miasm. minim. modem. nizam. notum. oakum. odeum. odium. ogham. oleum. onium. opium. plasm. praam. prism. proem. psalm. qualm. realm. rearm. rehem. retem. rheum. sagum. satem. scram. scrim. scrum. sebum. sedum. seism. serum. shawm. skelm. smarm. sodom. solum. spasm. sperm. steam. storm. strum. swarm. tharm. therm. thrum. totem. unarm. unjam. velum. venom. vroom. whelm. xylem. yomim. ziram.
Six (6) letter word:
abloom. acetum. adytum. aecium. affirm. ageism. agleam. alarum. allium. amylum. anadem. anonym. anthem. antrum. asarum. ashram. aswarm. asylum. atrium. autism. baalim. balsam. bantam. barium. becalm. bedlam. begrim. beldam. beseem. beworm. biform. boojum. bottom. bunkum. caecum. carrom. centum. cerium. cesium. chiasm. chrism. cilium. civism. coelom. condom. conium. copalm. corium. crinum. cubism. cundum. cuprum. curium. custom. dadgum. defoam. deform. degerm. deperm. deworm. diadem. diatom. dictum. dinkum. dirdum. dirham. disarm. dodgem. dogdom. dorsum. drachm. dumdum. egoism. embalm. emblem. engram. eonism. eponym. erbium. esteem. estrum. exonym. fandom. fantom. fathom. favism. ferbam. ferrum. folium. frenum. fulham. fullam. goddam. gonium. graham. granum. gypsum. hakeem. hammam. hansom. hareem. helium. holism. ibidem. imbalm. indium. infirm. inform. inseam. iodism. ionium. iterum. jetsam. jetsom. kalium. labium. labrum. lactam. lingam. lissom. logjam. luteum. lyceum. lyrism. madtom. magnum. maihem. marram. mayhem. medium. megohm. megrim. mentum. milium. minium. misaim. momism. monism. museum. mutism. nanism. napalm. nomism. noncom. nudism. obiism. ogrism. oidium. omasum. orgasm. osmium. ostium. passim. paynim. peplum. phenom. phlegm. phloem. phylum. pileum. plenum. podium. pogrom. pompom. porism. possum. prearm. prelim. purism. quorum. racism. radium. random. ransom. rectum. redeem. refilm. reform. regnum. reteam. retrim. rewarm. rhythm. sachem. sacrum. sadism. salaam. schism. scream. scutum. seldom. sensum. septum. sexism. shalom. shazam. sholom. siglum. simoom. sitcom. slalom. sodium. spirem. sputum. squirm. stream. subgum. syncom. system. talcum. tandem. tectum. tedium. telium. tergum. thairm. theism. thiram. truism. unhelm. unseam. untrim. vacuum. vagrom. varoom. vellum. verism. victim. wampum. webcam. whilom. wigwam. wisdom.
Seven (7) letter word:
acclaim. aciform. acronym. agendum. aliform. allonym. alodium. alyssum. amalgam. anagram. animism. antijam. antonym. apothem. arcanum. atavism. atheism. atomism. ausform. baalism. baculum. bagworm. baptism. barroom. becharm. bedroom. begloom. bemadam. berseem. beswarm. bioherm. blellum. blossom. bluegum. bogyism. bohrium. boredom. bossdom. bossism. brecham. bromism. brutism. bruxism. buckram. budworm. cadmium. caesium. calcium. cambism. cambium. centrum. charism. chefdom. chemism. chetrum. chillum. chrisom. clonism. cocoyam. confirm. conform. cosmism. cranium. crissum. crumbum. cultism. cutworm. czardom. czarism. dadaism. dayroom. declaim. decorum. deiform. diagram. diastem. dishelm. dodoism. dogedom. dualism. dubnium. dukedom. eardrum. earldom. earworm. echoism. eelworm. egotism. elitism. eluvium. elytrum. embosom. envenom. epiderm. epigram. erotism. erratum. etatism. exclaim. exoderm. exotism. exuvium. eyebeam. faddism. fantasm. fascism. fauvism. fermium. fideism. fiefdom. filmdom. firearm. flotsam. fogyism. forearm. fraenum. freedom. frustum. fulcrum. gallium. gingham. grandam. grogram. gunroom. hadarim. hafnium. hahnium. halidom. hassium. hazanim. heirdom. heroism. hoboism. holmium. homonym. hoodlum. humdrum. idolism. imagism. imbosom. interim. iridium. ischium. isogram. jarldom. jejunum. jibboom. jugulum. jujuism. kingdom. labarum. ladanum. laicism. leftism. legroom. lehayim. lithium. lobworm. lockram. locoism. lugworm. lustrum. macadam. maximum. metonym. microhm. midterm. milldam. minicam. minimum. misdeem. misform. misterm. modicum. mohalim. mohelim. mudroom. muonium. narcism. natrium. niobium. nonfarm. nostrum. obelism. oestrum. ogreism. omentum. onanism. oosperm. opossum. optimum. oralism. organum. osculum. outbeam. outswam. outswim. outswum. overarm. oviform. pabulum. pallium. pangram. panicum. pantoum. paronym. peonism. perform. phantom. phellem. pianism. pietism. pilgrim. pinetum. pinworm. plenism. plumbum. pomatum. popedom. preboom. preform. premium. preterm. pretrim. prewarm. problem. program. protium. quantum. quondam. realism. rebloom. reclaim. redream. regroom. requiem. rhabdom. rhenium. rhodium. rostrum. sanctum. sarcasm. scrotum. sedarim. selfdom. serfdom. shahdom. shittim. sidearm. sistrum. skellum. skookum. slumgum. slumism. smeddum. solanum. sophism. sorghum. stadium. stannum. stardom. statism. sternum. stewbum. stibium. stickum. stratum. subatom. subitem. sunbeam. sunroom. symptom. synonym. tachism. tangram. tantrum. tapetum. taproom. tearoom. teraohm. terbium. tetotum. theorem. thorium. thulium. tonearm. toponym. tourism. trangam. transom. triduum. triform. trigram. tritium. trivium. tropism. tsardom. tsarism. tzardom. tzarism. ulpanim. unbosom. uniform. uranism. uranium. uredium. utopism. waxworm. webworm. wholism. wifedom. wolfram. yardarm. yttrium. zoarium. zoecium.
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ANSWER
brim mum bum
ANSWER
Two (2) letter word:
am. em. hm. mm. om. um.
Three (3) letter word:
aim. arm. bam. bum. cam. cum. cwm. dam. dim. dom. elm. fem. gam. gem. gum. gym. ham. hem. him. hmm. hum. ism. jam. lam. lum. mem. mim. mom. mum. nam. nim. nom. ohm. pam. pom. ram. rem. rim. rom. rum. sim. som. sum. tam. tom. umm. vim. yam. yom. yum.
Four (4) letter word:
ahem. alum. arum. atom. balm. barm. beam. berm. blam. boom. brim. calm. cham. chum. clam. corm. cram. culm. deem. derm. doom. dorm. doum. dram. drum. exam. farm. film. firm. flam. foam. form. from. gaum. germ. geum. glim. glom. glum. gram. grim. grum. haem. halm. harm. helm. herm. holm. idem. imam. item. jism. loam. loom. maim. malm. mumm. neem. neum. norm. ogam. ovum. oxim. palm. perm. plum. poem. pram. prim. prom. ream. roam. room. scam. scum. seam. seem. sham. shim. skim. slam. slim. slum. spam. stem. stum. swam. swim. swum. team. teem. term. them. toom. tram. trim. warm. wham. whim. whom. worm. ylem. zoom.
Five (5) letter word:
abeam. abohm. abysm. adeem. agism. alarm. album. algum. aurum. axiom. bedim. begum. besom. bloom. bosom. bream. broom. buxom. carom. cecum. celom. charm. chasm. chirm. claim. cream. datum. degum. deism. denim. dream. dunam. durum. enorm. enzym. fanum. filum. fleam. foram. forum. genom. gleam. gloam. gloom. golem. goyim. groom. hakim. harem. haulm. hilum. hokum. idiom. ihram. ileum. ilium. imaum. inarm. joram. jorum. jugum. kalam. kelim. khoum. kilim. larum. linum. locum. madam. maxim. miasm. minim. modem. nizam. notum. oakum. odeum. odium. ogham. oleum. onium. opium. plasm. praam. prism. proem. psalm. qualm. realm. rearm. rehem. retem. rheum. sagum. satem. scram. scrim. scrum. sebum. sedum. seism. serum. shawm. skelm. smarm. sodom. solum. spasm. sperm. steam. storm. strum. swarm. tharm. therm. thrum. totem. unarm. unjam. velum. venom. vroom. whelm. xylem. yomim. ziram.
Six (6) letter word:
abloom. acetum. adytum. aecium. affirm. ageism. agleam. alarum. allium. amylum. anadem. anonym. anthem. antrum. asarum. ashram. aswarm. asylum. atrium. autism. baalim. balsam. bantam. barium. becalm. bedlam. begrim. beldam. beseem. beworm. biform. boojum. bottom. bunkum. caecum. carrom. centum. cerium. cesium. chiasm. chrism. cilium. civism. coelom. condom. conium. copalm. corium. crinum. cubism. cundum. cuprum. curium. custom. dadgum. defoam. deform. degerm. deperm. deworm. diadem. diatom. dictum. dinkum. dirdum. dirham. disarm. dodgem. dogdom. dorsum. drachm. dumdum. egoism. embalm. emblem. engram. eonism. eponym. erbium. esteem. estrum. exonym. fandom. fantom. fathom. favism. ferbam. ferrum. folium. frenum. fulham. fullam. goddam. gonium. graham. granum. gypsum. hakeem. hammam. hansom. hareem. helium. holism. ibidem. imbalm. indium. infirm. inform. inseam. iodism. ionium. iterum. jetsam. jetsom. kalium. labium. labrum. lactam. lingam. lissom. logjam. luteum. lyceum. lyrism. madtom. magnum. maihem. marram. mayhem. medium. megohm. megrim. mentum. milium. minium. misaim. momism. monism. museum. mutism. nanism. napalm. nomism. noncom. nudism. obiism. ogrism. oidium. omasum. orgasm. osmium. ostium. passim. paynim. peplum. phenom. phlegm. phloem. phylum. pileum. plenum. podium. pogrom. pompom. porism. possum. prearm. prelim. purism. quorum. racism. radium. random. ransom. rectum. redeem. refilm. reform. regnum. reteam. retrim. rewarm. rhythm. sachem. sacrum. sadism. salaam. schism. scream. scutum. seldom. sensum. septum. sexism. shalom. shazam. sholom. siglum. simoom. sitcom. slalom. sodium. spirem. sputum. squirm. stream. subgum. syncom. system. talcum. tandem. tectum. tedium. telium. tergum. thairm. theism. thiram. truism. unhelm. unseam. untrim. vacuum. vagrom. varoom. vellum. verism. victim. wampum. webcam. whilom. wigwam. wisdom.
Seven (7) letter word:
acclaim. aciform. acronym. agendum. aliform. allonym. alodium. alyssum. amalgam. anagram. animism. antijam. antonym. apothem. arcanum. atavism. atheism. atomism. ausform. baalism. baculum. bagworm. baptism. barroom. becharm. bedroom. begloom. bemadam. berseem. beswarm. bioherm. blellum. blossom. bluegum. bogyism. bohrium. boredom. bossdom. bossism. brecham. bromism. brutism. bruxism. buckram. budworm. cadmium. caesium. calcium. cambism. cambium. centrum. charism. chefdom. chemism. chetrum. chillum. chrisom. clonism. cocoyam. confirm. conform. cosmism. cranium. crissum. crumbum. cultism. cutworm. czardom. czarism. dadaism. dayroom. declaim. decorum. deiform. diagram. diastem. dishelm. dodoism. dogedom. dualism. dubnium. dukedom. eardrum. earldom. earworm. echoism. eelworm. egotism. elitism. eluvium. elytrum. embosom. envenom. epiderm. epigram. erotism. erratum. etatism. exclaim. exoderm. exotism. exuvium. eyebeam. faddism. fantasm. fascism. fauvism. fermium. fideism. fiefdom. filmdom. firearm. flotsam. fogyism. forearm. fraenum. freedom. frustum. fulcrum. gallium. gingham. grandam. grogram. gunroom. hadarim. hafnium. hahnium. halidom. hassium. hazanim. heirdom. heroism. hoboism. holmium. homonym. hoodlum. humdrum. idolism. imagism. imbosom. interim. iridium. ischium. isogram. jarldom. jejunum. jibboom. jugulum. jujuism. kingdom. labarum. ladanum. laicism. leftism. legroom. lehayim. lithium. lobworm. lockram. locoism. lugworm. lustrum. macadam. maximum. metonym. microhm. midterm. milldam. minicam. minimum. misdeem. misform. misterm. modicum. mohalim. mohelim. mudroom. muonium. narcism. natrium. niobium. nonfarm. nostrum. obelism. oestrum. ogreism. omentum. onanism. oosperm. opossum. optimum. oralism. organum. osculum. outbeam. outswam. outswim. outswum. overarm. oviform. pabulum. pallium. pangram. panicum. pantoum. paronym. peonism. perform. phantom. phellem. pianism. pietism. pilgrim. pinetum. pinworm. plenism. plumbum. pomatum. popedom. preboom. preform. premium. preterm. pretrim. prewarm. problem. program. protium. quantum. quondam. realism. rebloom. reclaim. redream. regroom. requiem. rhabdom. rhenium. rhodium. rostrum. sanctum. sarcasm. scrotum. sedarim. selfdom. serfdom. shahdom. shittim. sidearm. sistrum. skellum. skookum. slumgum. slumism. smeddum. solanum. sophism. sorghum. stadium. stannum. stardom. statism. sternum. stewbum. stibium. stickum. stratum. subatom. subitem. sunbeam. sunroom. symptom. synonym. tachism. tangram. tantrum. tapetum. taproom. tearoom. teraohm. terbium. tetotum. theorem. thorium. thulium. tonearm. toponym. tourism. trangam. transom. triduum. triform. trigram. tritium. trivium. tropism. tsardom. tsarism. tzardom. tzarism. ulpanim. unbosom. uniform. uranism. uranium. uredium. utopism. waxworm. webworm. wholism. wifedom. wolfram. yardarm. yttrium. zoarium. zoecium.
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7 letter m words: * marshal * maunder * mammoth * macabre * machete * machine * macrame * macadam * magical * magnify * mankind * mansion * matinee * maudlin * majesty * maximum * mermaid * melodic * malaise * maltose * mandate * manumit * manhole * manhunt * manikin * mannish * marking * marimba * marital * martial * mastiff * mastery * maximal * measles * measure * meerkat * medical * medula * meiosis * message * mercury * messiah * midland * microbemimicry * militia * migrant * migrate * mineral * misread * monarch * mistake * miracle * minimum * mindful * mineral * mislead * mission * monster * mortify * monthly * monsoon * mollusk * modesty * moisten * moocher * modular * molding * morning * mooring * mustard * musical * mustang * muscles
7 answers
A simple one would be the word 'CLEANER'
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