OFFLE
The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Search OFFLE   advanced
Word:

Syllable Dictionary

back to index

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
WordSyllables
acclimatizer (noun) ac·cli·ma·tiz·er
acclivitous (adjective) ac·cliv·i·tous
acclivity (noun) ac·cliv·i·ty
accolade (noun) ac·co·lade
accommodate (verb) ac·com·mo·date
accommodating (adjective) ac·com·mo·dat·ing
accommodatingly (adverb) ac·com·mo·dat·ing·ly
accommodation (noun) ac·com·mo·da·tion
accommodational (adjective) ac·com·mo·da·tion·al
accommodationism (noun) ac·com·mo·da·tion·ism
accommodationist (noun) ac·com·mo·da·tion·ist
accommodationist (adjective) accommodationist
accommodative (adjective) ac·com·mo·da·tive
accommodativeness (noun) ac·com·mo·da·tive·ness
accommodator (noun) ac·com·mo·da·tor
accompaniment (noun) ac·com·pa·ni·ment
accompanimental (adjective) ac·com·pa·ni·ment·al
accompanist (noun) ac·com·pa·nist
accompany (verb) ac·com·pa·ny
accomplice (noun) ac·com·plice
accomplish (verb) ac·com·plish
accomplishable (adjective) ac·com·plish·able
accomplished (adjective) ac·com·plished
accomplisher (noun) ac·com·plish·er
accomplishment (noun) ac·com·plish·ment
accord (verb) ac·cord
accord (noun) accord
accordance (noun) ac·cor·dance
accordant (adjective) ac·cor·dant
accordantly (adverb) ac·cor·dant·ly
according (adverb) ac·cord·ing
accordingly (adverb) ac·cord·ing·ly
accordion (noun) ac·cor·di·on
accordion (adjective) accordion
accordionist (noun) ac·cor·di·on·ist
accost (verb) ac·cost
accouchement (noun) ac·couche·ment
accoucheur (noun) ac·cou·cheur
account (noun) ac·count
account (verb) account
accountability (noun) ac·count·abil·i·ty
accountable (adjective) ac·count·able
accountableness (noun) ac·count·able·ness
accountably (adverb) ac·count·ably
accountancy (noun) ac·coun·tan·cy
accountant (noun) ac·coun·tant
accountant (adjective) accountant
accountantship (noun) ac·coun·tant·ship
accounting (noun) ac·count·ing
accouter (verb) ac·cou·ter
accouterment (noun) ac·cou·ter·ment
accoutre (verb) ac·cou·tre
accoutrement (noun) ac·cou·tre·ment
accredit (verb) ac·cred·it
accreditable (adjective) ac·cred·i·table
accreditation (noun) ac·cred·i·ta·tion
accredited (adjective) ac·cred·it·ed
accrete (verb) ac·crete
accretion (noun) ac·cre·tion
accretionary (adjective) ac·cre·tion·ary
accretive (adjective) ac·cre·tive
accruable (adjective) ac·cru·able
accrual (noun) ac·cru·al
accrual (adjective) accrual
accrue (verb) ac·crue
accruement (noun) ac·crue·ment
acculturate (verb) ac·cul·tur·ate
acculturation (noun) ac·cul·tur·a·tion
acculturational (adjective) ac·cul·tur·a·tion·al
acculturative (adjective) ac·cul·tur·a·tive
accumbent (adjective) ac·cum·bent
accumulate (verb) ac·cu·mu·late
accumulation (noun) ac·cu·mu·la·tion
accumulative (adjective) ac·cu·mu·la·tive
accumulatively (adverb) ac·cu·mu·la·tive·ly
accumulativeness (noun) ac·cu·mu·la·tive·ness
accumulator (noun) ac·cu·mu·la·tor
accuracy (noun) ac·cu·ra·cy
accurate (adjective) ac·cu·rate
accurately (adverb) ac·cu·rate·ly
accurateness (noun) ac·cu·rate·ness
accursed (adjective) ac·cursed
accursedly (adverb) ac·curs·ed·ly
accursedness (noun) ac·curs·ed·ness
accusal (noun) ac·cus·al
accusation (noun) ac·cu·sa·tion
accusative (adjective) ac·cu·sa·tive
accusative (noun) accusative
accusatorial (adjective) ac·cu·sa·to·ri·al
accusatory (adjective) ac·cu·sa·to·ry
accuse (verb) ac·cuse
accused (noun) ac·cused
accuser (noun) ac·cus·er
accusing (adjective) ac·cus·ing
accusingly (adverb) ac·cus·ing·ly
accustom (verb) ac·cus·tom
accustomation (noun) ac·cus·tom·ation
accustomed (adjective) ac·cus·tomed
accustomedness (noun) ac·cus·tomed·ness
ace (noun) ace

501 - 600 of 6620 results with a   previous next

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz