Use # for one unknown letter…
• ###cat### with MATCH finds all the 9 letterwords with ‘cat’ at the 4th

Use @ for a series, when you don’t know the length…
• @tion with MATCH finds all the words ending with ‘tion’
• cat####@ with MATCH finds all the words starting with ‘cat’ with at least 7 letters

The same with anagrams…
• cat### with ANAGRAM finds all the 6 letter words that include a ‘c’, an ‘a’ and a ‘t’
• cat###@ with anagram finds all of them with at least 6 letters
• cat@ with ANAGRAM finds them all – whatever their length

There is a re-entrant function to narrow the results…
farm@ with ANAGRAM presents 1,800 results, too many to check; past tense, it might end with ‘ed’
• @ed with USE LAST FOUND lists those ending with ‘ed’, it reduces to 60
… you guess it might begin with the ‘r’…
• r@ with USE LAST FOUND reduces it to 6 words, much more manageable!
• use RESTORE to return to the farm@ with ANAGRAM search