anagrammatic, anagrammatical

[From Gr. ἀνά (ana), and γραμμάτικός ( grammatikos ); ἀνάγραμμα ( an a gramma ) = an anagram.] Containing an anagram "For whom was devised Pallas's defensive shield, with Gorgon's head thereon, with this anagramтаtical word."-Camden. "Some [places) have continued anagrammatical appellations, from half their own and their wives' names joined together."-Swift: On Barb. Denom. in Ireland . ăn-a-grạm-mắt-1-cal-lỹ, adv. [Eng. anagrammatical; -ly.] After the manner of an anagram. "Please to cast your eye anagrammatically upon the name of the balsamum; you will find, 'Conveniunt rebus nomina sæpè suis." "-Gayton: Notes on Don Quiz., iii. 8.