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Even more fun than “fiddling” around with the letters in your name to make an anagram is keeping the letters in order and using them as acronym.

The simplest way to create an acronym is by starting as an acrostic.


An acrostic is where the first letter of each line or verse taken in order forms a word or phrase.


Start by writing your name so that each letter (in descending order) is the beginning of a new line. Then choose a word for each letter of your name. Adjectives are often easiest - and often most meaningful, but you can use any word(s) you like that seem appropriate.

Below is the word name as a sample:

NAME:
N =>  Nice
A =>  Awesome
M => Marvelous
E =>  Enthusiastic

What about YOUR name?


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