A few words, once again

[jmwcfo]

No: HPFGUIDX 169448

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Bart Lidofsky <bartl at ...> wrote:
>
> justcarol67 wrote:
> > Another favorite moment, one that makes me smile, is Harry 
remembering
> > "Nitwit, blubber, oddment, tweak," and smiling through his tears at
> > Dumbledore's funeral. I smiled through my tears, too.
> 
> Bart:
> Am I STILL the only person who does NOT think it's a coincidence that 
> those 4 words contain the letters, "D,U,M,B,L,E,D,O,R and E"????
> 
> I've put the rest of the letters through anagram generators, but 
haven't 
> got anything useful, yet.
> 
> 	Bart


JW:
Are any anagrams derived when you do NOT eliminate those letters?  To 
put it another way, does inserting "DD" into your results make any of 
them meaningful?  You are further along than I ever got - I did not 
even realize you could derive DD's name.  I tried an assortment of 
simple cyphers - letter and number substitution, code squares, 
anagrams - even my Little Orphan Annie decoder ring.  I had no 
automated tools (other than the ring), and got nowhere.  Good luck!

Hmmm... are there any other words or phrases in the books that could be 
added to these 24 letters, or might provide an additional sample of the 
code (assuming there is one, of course)?