That would, of course, be an astronomer (which is an aptagram of astronomer — an anagram with a similar meaning)!

After the formal introductions, the General cupped his hand to his mouth and whispered in Dmitri's ear in a gesture of fraternal bonhomie. 'Anna gives great anagrams. She can sit on my emordnilap any day. Gramsci comes up with aptagrams for the names of countries and their citizens. Go on. Take her for a spin.'

'United States of America,' declared Dmitri. 'I, SAM, STUNT, ERADICATE FOE,' she replied.

But it is even more fascinating when we reconfigure words into other words that bear a meaningful relationship to the base. These significant tandems are called aptagrams—words that anagram into their own synonyms.