Stannison Anogram???

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BellaisanAlien

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Stannison is an anogram of Santonins which is used to expel parasitic worms, see below. "Santonin is a drug which was widely used in the past as an anthelminthic, a drug that expels parasitic worms (helminths) from the body, by either killing or stunning them. Santonin was formerly listed in U.S. and British pharmacopoeia but has fallen out of use with the development of safer ascaricides and is no longer registered as a drug in most countries."

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Tokyokid
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TokyokidApril 24, 2012

I like it. Nice find.

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justonApril 24, 2012

"Stannison is an anogram of Santonins" I guess it would be if there was an S at the end of santonin. And no, santonins is not the plural of santonin. As far as I can tell, Stannison is a made up variant of the real name Stanison. So, if they were trying to make a perfect anagram for santonin, they could have just used Tannison (which is a real, if rare, name). Stannison is however a perfect anagram for "no ants sin". And now I think we're on to something.