Back to Albuquerque Again

Authors

Steve Kahan

Abstract

Our third visit to Albuquerque offers a new collection of words named in honor of the city. Each contains a pair of identical letter triads that are separated by at least one other letter. After their excision, any gaps that have been created are closed by compression in order to form the residue of the original word. Said residues, found in Column A, require the reintroduction of appropriately placed triads found in Column B in order to reestablish the original Albuquerque word. As has become customary, five impostors are included in Column B, since each triad is available for use at most once.

Recommended Citation

Kahan, Steve (2009) "Back to Albuquerque Again," Word Ways: Vol. 42 : Iss. 3 , Article 5.
Retrieved from: https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/wordways/vol42/iss3/5