Have you ever thought of EAR as the "Earliest Audio Receiver"? Or, EASY as "Effortless And Simple, Yea". And NEW "Not Ever Witnessed". I call this word play, BACRONYMS. You can call my BACRONYMS an attempt to create a special dictionary or a work of literature for pure entertainment. I can confidently assert that if students/readers decide to go for this exercise - they would find it very thought provoking, it will enhance their interest in the English language and will certainly enlarge their vocabulary. Since one word has often more than one meaning, normally only one meaning can be incorporated, so one has have plenty of scope to try your ingenuity and bring out the other meanings of the word.

The initial reference of supernormal powers of vampires is depicted in Bram Stokers Dracula. The power to take any body form by the vampires was first depicted in this novel where Dracula would take any shape like wolf or even become dust and fog. One more attribute of Vampires later used quite frequently and with ingenuity is that of being able to move faster than human and climb walls and sometimes fly.