CALEB QUOTEM

Domain	Definition
Literature	Caleb Quotem A parish clerk or jack-of-all-trades, in Colman's play called The Review, or Wags of Windsor, which first appeared in 1808. Colman borrowed the character from a farce by Henry Lee (1798) entitled Throw Physic to the Dogs. "I resolved, like Caleb Quotem, to have a place at the review."- Washington Irving. Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
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Anagrams: CALEB QUOTEM

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "a-b-c-e-e-l-m-o-q-t-u"
	-3 letters: bluecoat, coequate, quotable.
	-4 letters: calumet, cembalo, coequal, emulate, equable, leucoma, mutable, outbeam.
	-5 letters: acetum, almuce, amulet, becalm, became, become, boatel, bolete, boucle, cablet, calque, camlet, claque, cleome, cloque, coatee, cobalt, comate, combat, coquet, coteau, coulee, eluate, equate, lobate, locate, loquat, macule, muleta, oblate, oleate, omelet, talcum, telome, tombac, tombal, tumble.
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