The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| after (noun) | after |
| after-tax (adjective) | af·ter-tax |
| afterbirth (noun) | af·ter·birth |
| afterburner (noun) | af·ter·burn·er |
| aftercare (noun) | af·ter·care |
| afterclap (noun) | af·ter·clap |
| afterdamp (noun) | af·ter·damp |
| afterdeck (noun) | af·ter·deck |
| aftereffect (noun) | af·ter·ef·fect |
| afterglow (noun) | af·ter·glow |
| afterguard (noun) | af·ter·guard |
| afterimage (noun) | af·ter·im·age |
| afterlife (noun) | af·ter·life |
| aftermarket (noun) | af·ter·mar·ket |
| aftermath (noun) | af·ter·math |
| aftermost (adjective) | af·ter·most |
| afternoon (noun) | af·ter·noon |
| afternoon (adjective) | afternoon |
| afternoon (interjection) | af·ter·noon |
| afternoon (adverb) | af·ter·noon |
| afternoons (adverb) | af·ter·noons |
| afterpains (noun) | af·ter·pains |
| afterpiece (noun) | af·ter·piece |
| afters (noun) | af·ters |
| aftershave (noun) | af·ter·shave |
| aftershock (noun) | af·ter·shock |
| aftersun (adjective) | af·ter·sun |
| aftertaste (noun) | af·ter·taste |
| afterthought (noun) | af·ter·thought |
| aftertime (noun) | af·ter·time |
| aftertouch (noun) | af·ter·touch |
| afterward (adverb) | af·ter·ward |
| afterwards (adverb) | af·ter·wards |
| afterword (noun) | af·ter·word |
| afterworld (noun) | af·ter·world |
| ag (adjective) | ag |
| ag (noun) | ag |
| aga (noun) | a·ga |
| again (adverb) | again |
| against (preposition) | against |
| against (conjunct subordinate) | against |
| agal (noun) | a·gal |
| agama (noun) | ag·a·ma |
| Agamemnon (noun) | Ag·a·mem·non |
| agamic (adjective) | agam·ic |
| agamid (noun) | ag·a·mid |
| agammaglobulinemia (noun) | agam·ma·glob·u·lin·emia |
| agammaglobulinemic (adjective) | agam·ma·glob·u·lin·emic |
| agamospermous (adjective) | ag·a·mo·sper·mous |
| agamospermy (noun) | aga·mo·sper·my |
| agapanthus (noun) | ag·a·pan·thus |
| agape (noun) | aga·pe |
| agape (adjective) | agape |
| agape (adverb) | agape |
| agar (noun) | agar |
| agaric (noun) | aga·ric |
| agarose (noun) | aga·rose |
| agate (noun) | ag·ate |
| agave (noun) | aga·ve |
| agaze (adjective) | agaze |
| age (noun) | age |
| age (verb) | age |
| age-hardened (adjective) | age-hard·ened |
| age-long (adjective) | age-long |
| age-mate (noun) | age-mate |
| age-old (adjective) | age-old |
| aged (adjective) | aged |
| agedness (noun) | ag·ed·ness |
| ageing (adjective) | age·ing |
| ageism (noun) | age·ism |
| ageist (adjective) | age·ist |
| ageless (adjective) | age·less |
| agelessly (adverb) | age·less·ly |
| agelessness (noun) | age·less·ness |
| agelong (adjective) | age·long |
| agency (noun) | agen·cy |
| agenda (noun) | agen·da |
| agendaless (adjective) | agen·da·less |
| agendum (noun) | agen·dum |
| agenesis (noun) | agen·e·sis |
| agent (noun) | agent |
| agent-general (noun) | a·gent-gen·er·al |
| agenting (noun) | agent·ing |
| agentry (noun) | agent·ry |
| ager (noun) | ag·er |
| ageratum (noun) | ag·er·a·tum |
| Aggadah (noun) | Ag·ga·dah |
| Aggeus (noun) | Ag·ge·us |
| aggie (noun) | ag·gie |
| aggiornamento (noun) | ag·gior·na·men·to |
| agglomerate (verb) | ag·glom·er·ate |
| agglomerate (adjective) | ag·glom·er·ate |
| agglomerate (noun) | ag·glom·er·ate |
| agglomeration (noun) | ag·glom·er·a·tion |
| agglomerative (adjective) | ag·glom·er·a·tive |
| agglutinability (noun) | ag·glu·ti·na·bil·i·ty |
| agglutinable (adjective) | ag·glu·ti·na·ble |
| agglutinate (verb) | ag·glu·ti·nate |
| agglutinate (noun) | ag·glu·ti·nate |
| agglutination (noun) | ag·glu·ti·na·tion |
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