The Pentomino-Dictionary
Pentominoes are the twelve different ways that 5 squares of the same size
can be combined edge to edge. They have been denoted conventionally as

Here are the few English words which can be written with these letters :
- fifty,
fill,
fillip,
filly,
fin,
Finn,
finny,
fit,
fitful,
fitfully,
fitly,
fix,
fixity,
fizz,
fizzy,
flint,
flintily,
flinty,
flip,
flit,
flu,
fluff,
fluffy,
fluty,
flux,
fly,
fulfil,
fulfill,
full,
fully,
fun,
funnily,
funny,
futility,
fuzz,
fuzzily,
fuzzy
- if,
iffy,
ill,
illy,
in,
infinity,
infix,
influx,
inly,
inn,
input,
intuit,
inulin,
inutility,
it,
ivy
- li,
lift,
lilliput,
lilt,
lily,
linin,
linn,
lint,
linty,
liny,
lip,
lippy,
lit,
LP,
luff,
lull,
lulu,
lunt,
luny,
lupulin,
lux,
lynx
- nifty,
nil,
nill,
ninny,
nip,
nippy,
nit,
nitwit,
nix,
nu,
null,
nullify,
nullity,
nun,
nut,
nutty
- pi,
pill,
pin,
pint,
pinup,
piny,
pip,
pipit,
pippin,
pit,
pitiful,
pitifully,
pity,
piu,
pixy,
ply,
PPI,
puff,
puffin,
puffy,
pul,
puli,
pull,
pulp,
pulpit,
pulpy,
pulvilli,
pulvini,
pun,
punily,
punt,
punty,
puny,
pup,
pupil,
puppy,
put,
putt,
putty,
pyx
- ti,
tiff,
tiffin,
til,
till,
tilt,
tin,
tinily,
tinnily,
tinny,
tint,
tiny,
tip,
tipi,
tit,
titi,
tittup,
Tiu,
tizzy,
TNT,
tuff,
tuft,
tufty,
tui,
tulip,
tun,
tunny,
tup,
Tupi,
tut,
tutti,
tutty,
tutu,
tux,
Twi,
twilit,
twill,
twin,
twiny,
twit,
twixt,
typify,
typy
- unfit,
unfitly,
unfix,
unify,
unit,
unity,
unpin,
until,
unzip,
up,
uplift,
uppity,
uptilt,
ut,
utility
- vilify,
vill,
villi,
viny,
vinyl,
VIP,
vivify,
vt
- wilful,
wilily,
will,
willful,
willfully,
willy,
wilt,
wily,
win,
winy,
wit,
wittily,
witty,
wiz
- xi
- yill,
yin,
yip
- zip,
zippy,
Zulu,
Zuni
Accident sur la banquise (haïku)
Un Inuit vint.
Zinzin, il y fit pipi.
Il fut puni : pluf !
Pisse, très fêlé à igloos !
<gef@iap.fr>
Homage to Perec
I have found several "perecquian" configurations, such as
... etc., but the above one is probably the most interesting,
as the displacement of a single pentomino makes the W fit in the hole.
Jigsaw puzzle
See also Perec's Dictionary
and the top of this document
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or Oulipian Exercises
Gilles Esposito-Farèse
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Last modified : August 4th, 1998