VENUS OF MILO

Domain	Definition
Literature	Venus of Milo or ~~~Melos. Melos. The statue, with three of Hermes, was discovered in 1820 by Admiral Dumont in Milo or Melos, one of the Greek islands, whence its name. It now stands in the Louvre. Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
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Anagrams: VENUS OF MILO

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "e-f-i-l-m-n-o-o-s-u-v"
	-2 letters: felonious, monofuels.
	-3 letters: emulsion, evulsion, foilsmen, fulmines, monofils, monofuel, mouflons, oinomels, simoleon, venomous, violones.
	-4 letters: elusion, envious, floosie, foliose, folious, foliums, fulmine, fulsome, lomeins, loonies, monofil, mouflon, moulins, niveous, noisome, oinomel, olefins, ominous, sulfone, unlives, unloose, unveils, violone, volumes.
	-5 letters: elfins, eloins, ensoul, envois, eonism, felons, filose, flooie, flumes, foison, folios, folium, fusile, fusion.
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