I aim to craft very specific "perfect pangrams." A perfect pangram consists of exactly 26 letters, each used once. I include the letter lengths of each word, as well, between slashes \# #\
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Bank Vext Quiz Cwms Fjord Glyph
\4 4 4 4 5 5\
Ox Qs Gyp Cwm Hadj Verb Link Futz
\2 2 3 3 4 4 4 4\
Ex Qs Zip Vug Cwm Nth Balky Fjord
\2 2 3 3 3 3 5 5\
Adz Jig Suq Pyx Cwm Nth Verb Folk
\3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4\
Qs Kaf Red Zig Job Luv Pyx Cwm Nth
\2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3\
As you can see, many of the ones I've written are comprised of short words. What I'm hoping to uncover are very specific PP sets which include longer words:
\3 3 5 5 5 5\
\6 6 7 7\
\5 5 8 8\
\4 4 9 9\
As the words get longer, my expectation that they can be achieved drops, as there are only so many vowels (6) and vowelless, unique letter words to make up for it (Cwm Nth Pht Pst Tsk Cwms Crwth Crwths). Please use YAWL for the wordlist.
I've gotten close with each of these, but always have to include an additional word, leading to an imperfect pangram.
Ave Mix Bop Quaky Fjeld Zings Crwth (MVP Box would've worked, had MVP not been an unaccepted initialism)
Quartz Deluxe Blocky Vamping Jewfish
Wharf Bring Quadplex Zemstvos Joystick
Quad Wife Schmaltzy Depriving Jukeboxes