A palindrome is a word, phrase, number, or other sequence of symbols or elements, who’s meaning is the same either forward or backwards. E.g. tattarrattat – the longest palindrome in the Oxford English Dictionary, coined by James Joyce in Ulysses for a knock on the door
What are these palindrome answers?
| 1 | An exercise in which one pulls oneself up by the arms | Pull-up or pullup | |
| 2 | A type of machine for breaking up soil (trademark) | Rotavator | |
| 3 | To cover again with paper | Repaper | |
| 4 | Someone or something that revives or restores | Reviver | |
| 5 | A thing that rotates | Rotator | |
| 6 | An old-fashioned British word for good-bye | Pip-pip | |
| 7 | More red | Redder | |
| 8 | A disapproving sound | Tut-tut | |
| 9 | Relating to a city | Civic | |
| 10 | A light Inuit canoe | Kayak | |
| 11 | A polite form of address for a woman | Madam | |
| 12 | A method of detecting objects using radio waves | Radar | |
| 13 | Long narrative stories | Sagas | |
| 14 | A belief or principle | Tenet | |
| 15 | A breast | Boob | |
| 16 | Midday | Noon | |
| 17 | A raised deck at the stern of a ship | Poop | |
| 18 | The sound made by a horn | Toot | |
| 19 | To float on the surface of water | Bob | |
| 20 | The usual organ of sight | Eye |