pangrammatic
/ˌpanɡrəˈmatɪk/ /ˌpaŋɡrəˈmatɪk/adjective
1Of a sentence, verse, etc.: containing every letter of the alphabet.
2Relating to or designating a sentence, verse, etc., in which successive words begin with the same letter. rare.
Origin
1930s. From pan- + ancient Greek γραμματ-, γράμμα letter + -ic, after pangram, pangrammatist.
- naphthalimide
- naphthaquinone
- naphthenate
- naphthene
- naphthenic
- naphthenic acid
- naphthoic acid
- naphthol
- naphthoquinone
- naphthyl
- naphthylamin
- naphthylamine
- naphthyridine
- naphtyl
- naphtylamine
- Napier
- Napierian logarithm
- Napier, John
- Napier's bones
- Napier's rods
- napiform
- napkin
- napkin cheese
- napkined
- napkin-hidden