Anagrammer
Anagrammer will find any entries in the lexicon that are anagrams of the whole word entered. Compound words and common phrases will be returned if "Include compounds" is checked, but other multiple word anagrams will not be:
'Batsmen' would find 'bestMan' but not 'StabMen', since it is not a common phrase.
You may enter more than one word (run together as a single word) to get anagrams of the combination:
'StabMen' would return 'batsmen' and (if "Include compounds" is checked) 'bestMan'.
Anagrammer Minus One
Anagrammer Minus One removes one letter at a time from the word entered and finds anagrams of the remainder of the word. Try it; you'll see what it does.
Anagrammer Plus One
Anagrammer Plus One adds each letter of the alphabet to the word entered and finds anagrams of the combination.
WordFinder Software
The software that drives the WordFinder is a collection of Unix
shell scripts. Most of these scripts are available in my book,
Shell
Scripting Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach (Apress, May
2005). You can run these scripts on any version of Unix, including
Linux, Solaris, and the various BSD implementations. They have not
been tested on Mac OS/X, but they should work there, too. (If you
try them, please let me know how they run.)