Past tense of anagrammatize; converted into or rearranged as an anagram.
From 'anagram' + '-atize' (to make or treat as) + '-ed' (past tense), a playful term for rearranging letters to create new words or meanings.
Medieval scholars and poets loved anagrams as intellectual games—they'd 'anagrammatize' names of royalty or saints to reveal hidden divine messages, which was surprisingly popular among educated elites.
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