What is the longest word you can make from the following letters: [A, E, I, N, S, T] You cannot use any letter twice.

Nice work. Never heard of the word before, tried googling it, and never got it as one word. Do you know anywhere where it is written as a single word? If so, post link.

An impressive 22... That is double what I had.

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by LeopoldClanner on May 23rd, 2009

I don't have any link. I thought you'd accept sensible words.
And googling?
At first I thought about 'Anti-Einesteinean intensities(!)', but I had to give up the thought since there are two a here.
I needed to think a lot as it's the toughest question I've ever encountered; but I enjoyed it a lot. Thanks for giving me the enchantment.

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by kazi on May 23rd, 2009

Hope you love having funs solving math problems. You can come and share that with me.

http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1475163

thanks.

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by kazi on May 23rd, 2009

I thought you couldnt use any letter twice? the first uses e twice and the second uses n twice....

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by anucha123 on May 24th, 2009

I don't understand your comment. In 'Einsteinean-intensities'? There is 5 e[3+2] and 4 n[3+1].

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by kazi on May 24th, 2009

He has it as a hyphenated word, although I am yet to see it anywhere else in that form.

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by LeopoldClanner on May 24th, 2009

I don't think you'll find any. I meant to post a sensible word and didn't think of a thesaurus one.

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by kazi on May 24th, 2009

They would each be two words... but Stein (5), not bad

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by LeopoldClanner on May 23rd, 2009

Not bad, 6, but it can be beaten. (Note, you can use any letter more than twice, just not exactly two times.)

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by LeopoldClanner on May 23rd, 2009

LOL I thought that might be the case, that's why I mentioned it.

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by merry1 in a Texican COAT on May 23rd, 2009

Yeh, (but don't tell anyone) Shhhhhh. ;)

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by LeopoldClanner on May 23rd, 2009