Cheers
Rats
P.S.
I don't know either one of them!!! ;-)
uncomplimentary
subcontinental
Paul H.
Rik Maloney wrote in message <39a19dde...@news.mco.bellsouth.net>...
>"Softenz" <sof...@softenz.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>There are two words in the english language that have all the vowels in
>>reverse order, what are they?
>
>I didn't find any that included "y", but I found these for "u-o-i-e-a". The
>last three are reasonably recognizable words:
>
>aquifoliaceae
>australopithecinae
>euphorbiaceae
>lemuroidea
>molluscoidea
>neuropteroidea
>ophiuroidea
>quodlibetarian
>quodlibetarian
>quodlibetarians
>quodlibetarians
>quodlibetical
>sipunculoidea
>subcontinental
>uncomplimentary
>unnoticeable
>
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buoninsegna
dumortiera
duoliteral OED2
juloidea
muroidea W3
muscoidea W3
pulmonifera W3
quodlibeta
quodlibetal OED2
quodlibetary OED2
subcontinental W3, COD & OED2
subhyoidean
uncomplimentary W3, COD & OED2
uncontinental
unnoticeably W3, COD & OED2
unoccidental
unoriental OED2
I am not sure which are the 2 you are after. There are 3 in the
Concise Oxford Dictionary (COD), 7 in OED2 and 6 in Websters Third
(W3)
Regards
John Collins