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Word	Syllables
Andalusian (adjective)	An·da·lu·sian
Andalusian (noun)	An·da·lu·sian
andalusite (noun)	an·da·lu·site
Andamanese (adjective)	An·da·man·ese
Andamanese (noun)	An·da·man·ese
andante (adverb)	an·dan·te
andante (noun)	andante
andante (adjective)	an·dan·te
andantino (adverb)	an·dan·ti·no
andantino (noun)	andantino
andantino (adjective)	an·dan·ti·no
Andean (adjective)	An·de·an
Andean (noun)	An·de·an
andesite (noun)	an·des·ite
andesitic (adjective)	an·des·it·ic
Andine (adjective)	An·dine
andiron (noun)	and·iron
Andorra (adjective)	An·dor·ra
Andorran (adjective)	An·dor·ran
Andorran (noun)	An·dor·ran
andouille (noun)	an·dou·ille
andouillette (noun)	an·douill·ette
andradite (noun)	an·dra·dite
Andrewsarchus (noun)	An·drew·sar·chus
andro (noun)	an·dro
androcentric (adjective)	an·dro·cen·tric
androcentrism (noun)	an·dro·cen·trism
androcracy (noun)	an·droc·ra·cy
androcratic (adjective)	an·dro·crat·ic
androecium (noun)	an·droe·ci·um
androgen (noun)	an·dro·gen
androgenesis (noun)	an·dro·gen·e·sis
androgenetic (adjective)	an·dro·ge·net·ic
androgenic (adjective)	an·dro·gen·ic
androgenization (noun)	an·drog·e·ni·za·tion
androgenize (verb)	an·dro·gen·ize
androgyne (noun)	an·dro·gyne
androgynous (adjective)	an·drog·y·nous
androgynously (adverb)	an·drog·y·nous·ly
androgyny (noun)	an·drog·y·ny
android (noun)	an·droid
andrology (noun)	an·drol·ogy
Andromache (noun)	An·drom·a·che
andromeda (noun)	an·drom·eda
andropausal (adjective)	an·dro·pau·sal
andropause (noun)	an·dro·pause
androstenedione (noun)	an·dro·stene·di·one
androsterone (noun)	an·dros·ter·one
ane (noun)	ane
ane (pronoun)	ane
ane (adjective)	ane
anecdotage (noun)	an·ec·dot·age
anecdotal (adjective)	an·ec·dot·al
anecdotalism (noun)	an·ec·dot·al·ism
anecdotalist (noun)	an·ec·dot·al·ist
anecdotally (adverb)	an·ec·dot·al·ly
anecdote (noun)	an·ec·dote
anecdotic (adjective)	an·ec·dot·ic
anecdotically (adverb)	an·ec·dot·i·cal·ly
anechoic (adjective)	an·echo·ic
anelastic (adjective)	an·elas·tic
anelasticity (noun)	an·elas·tic·i·ty
anele (verb)	a·nele
anemia (noun)	ane·mia
anemic (adjective)	ane·mic
anemically (adverb)	ane·mi·cal·ly
anemograph (noun)	anemo·graph
anemometer (noun)	an·e·mom·e·ter
anemometric (adjective)	an·e·mo·met·ric
anemometry (noun)	an·e·mom·e·try
anemone (noun)	anem·o·ne
anemophilous (adjective)	an·e·moph·i·lous
anemophily (noun)	an·e·moph·i·ly
anencephalic (adjective)	an·en·ce·phal·ic
anencephalic (noun)	an·en·ce·phal·ic
anencephaly (noun)	an·en·ceph·a·ly
anent (preposition)	anent
anergia (noun)	an·er·gi·a
anergy (noun)	an·er·gy
aneroid (adjective)	an·er·oid
aneroid (noun)	an·er·oid
anesthesia (noun)	an·es·the·sia
anesthesiologist (noun)	an·es·the·si·ol·o·gist
anesthesiology (noun)	an·es·the·si·ol·o·gy
anesthetic (adjective)	an·es·thet·ic
anesthetic (noun)	anesthetic
anesthetically (adverb)	an·es·thet·i·cal·ly
anesthetist (noun)	anes·the·tist
anesthetization (noun)	an·es·the·ti·za·tion
anesthetize (verb)	anes·the·tize
anestrous (adjective)	an·es·trous
anestrus (noun)	an·es·trus
aneuploid (adjective)	an·eu·ploid
aneuploid (noun)	aneuploid
aneuploidy (noun)	an·eu·ploi·dy
aneurysm (noun)	an·eu·rysm
aneurysmal (adjective)	an·eu·rys·mal
anew (adverb)	anew
anfractuosity (noun)	an·frac·tu·os·i·ty
anfractuous (adjective)	an·frac·tu·ous

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