The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| amphibrachic (adjective) | am·phi·brach·ic |
| amphictyonic (adjective) | am·phic·ty·on·ic |
| amphictyony (noun) | am·phic·ty·o·ny |
| amphidiploid (noun) | am·phi·dip·loid |
| amphidiploid (adjective) | amphidiploid |
| amphidiploidy (noun) | am·phi·dip·loi·dy |
| amphimictic (adjective) | am·phi·mic·tic |
| amphimixis (noun) | am·phi·mix·is |
| Amphion (noun) | Am·phi·on |
| amphioxus (noun) | am·phi·ox·us |
| amphipathic (adjective) | am·phi·path·ic |
| amphiphile (noun) | am·phi·phile |
| amphiphilic (adjective) | am·phi·phil·ic |
| amphiploid (adjective) | am·phi·ploid |
| amphiploid (noun) | amphiploid |
| amphiploidy (noun) | am·phi·ploi·dy |
| amphipod (noun) | am·phi·pod |
| amphipod (adjective) | amphipod |
| Amphipoda (noun) | Am·phip·o·da |
| amphiprostyle (adjective) | am·phi·pro·style |
| amphiprostyle (noun) | amphiprostyle |
| amphisbaena (noun) | am·phis·bae·na |
| Amphisbaenia (noun) | Am·phis·bae·ni·a |
| amphisbaenian (noun) | am·phis·bae·ni·an |
| amphisbaenic (adjective) | am·phis·bae·nic |
| amphitheater (noun) | am·phi·the·ater |
| amphitheatric (adjective) | am·phi·the·at·ric |
| amphitheatrically (adverb) | am·phi·the·at·ri·cal·ly |
| Amphitryon (noun) | Am·phit·ry·on |
| amphiuma (noun) | am·phi·u·ma |
| amphora (noun) | am·pho·ra |
| amphoteric (adjective) | am·pho·ter·ic |
| ampicillin (noun) | am·pi·cil·lin |
| ample (adjective) | am·ple |
| ampleness (noun) | am·ple·ness |
| amplexicaul (adjective) | am·plex·i·caul |
| amplexus (noun) | am·plex·us |
| amplification (noun) | am·pli·fi·ca·tion |
| amplifier (noun) | am·pli·fi·er |
| amplify (verb) | am·pli·fy |
| amplitude (noun) | am·pli·tude |
| amply (adverb) | am·ply |
| ampoule (noun) | am·poule |
| ampule (noun) | am·pule |
| ampulla (noun) | am·pul·la |
| ampullary (adjective) | am·pul·la·ry |
| amputate (verb) | am·pu·tate |
| amputation (noun) | am·pu·ta·tion |
| amputee (noun) | am·pu·tee |
| amrit (noun) | am·rit |
| amscray (verb) | am·scray |
| Amsterdammer (noun) | Am·ster·dam·mer |
| amtrac (noun) | am·trac |
| amtrack (noun) | am·track |
| amuck (noun) | amuck |
| amuck (adverb) | amuck |
| amuck (adjective) | amuck |
| amulet (noun) | am·u·let |
| amuse (verb) | amuse |
| amuse-bouche (noun) | amuse-bouche |
| amuse-gueule (noun) | a·muse-gueule |
| amusedly (adverb) | amus·ed·ly |
| amusement (noun) | amuse·ment |
| amuser (noun) | amus·er |
| amusing (adjective) | amus·ing |
| amusingly (adverb) | amus·ing·ly |
| amusingness (noun) | amus·ing·ness |
| amygdala (noun) | amyg·da·la |
| amygdalin (noun) | amyg·da·lin |
| amygdaloid (adjective) | amyg·da·loid |
| amygdaloid (noun) | amyg·da·loid |
| amygdaloidal (adjective) | amyg·da·loi·dal |
| amygdule (noun) | a·myg·dule |
| amyl (noun) | am·yl |
| amylase (noun) | am·y·lase |
| amyloid (noun) | am·y·loid |
| amyloid (adjective) | amyloid |
| amyloidosis (noun) | am·y·loid·osis |
| amylolytic (adjective) | am·y·lo·lyt·ic |
| amylopectin (noun) | am·y·lo·pec·tin |
| amyloplast (noun) | am·y·lo·plast |
| amylopsin (noun) | am·y·lop·sin |
| amylose (noun) | am·y·lose |
| amyotonia (noun) | amyo·to·nia |
| amyotrophic (adjective) | a·my·o·troph·ic |
| amyotrophy (noun) | am·y·ot·ro·phy |
| an (preposition) | an |
| an (conjunct subordinate) | an |
| an (adjective) | an |
| an (determiner indefinite) | an |
| an' (conjunct coordinate) | an' |
| ana (adverb) | ana |
| ana (noun) | ana |
| anabaptism (noun) | ana·bap·tism |
| Anabaptism (noun) | An·a·bap·tism |
| Anabaptist (noun) | Ana·bap·tist |
| Anabaptist (adjective) | Anabaptist |
| anabas (noun) | an·a·bas |
| anabasis (noun) | anab·a·sis |
| anabatic (adjective) | an·a·bat·ic |
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