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Word	Syllables
biblical (adjective)	bib·li·cal
biblically (adverb)	bib·li·cal·ly
biblicism (noun)	bib·li·cism
biblicist (noun)	bib·li·cist
bibliographer (noun)	bib·li·og·ra·pher
bibliographic (adjective)	bib·lio·graph·ic
bibliographical (adjective)	bib·li·o·graph·i·cal
bibliographically (adverb)	bib·lio·graph·i·cal·ly
bibliography (noun)	bib·li·og·ra·phy
bibliolater (noun)	bib·li·ol·a·ter
bibliolatrous (adjective)	bib·li·ol·a·trous
bibliolatry (noun)	bib·li·ol·a·try
bibliology (noun)	bib·li·ol·o·gy
bibliomancy (noun)	bib·li·o·man·cy
bibliomania (noun)	bib·lio·ma·nia
bibliomaniac (noun)	bib·lio·ma·ni·ac
bibliomaniac (adjective)	bib·lio·ma·ni·ac
bibliomaniacal (adjective)	bib·lio·ma·ni·a·cal
bibliopegic (adjective)	bib·li·o·pe·gic
bibliopegist (noun)	bib·li·op·e·gist
bibliopegy (noun)	bib·li·op·e·gy
bibliophile (noun)	bib·lio·phile
bibliophilic (adjective)	bib·lio·phil·ic
bibliophilism (noun)	bib·li·oph·i·lism
bibliophily (noun)	bib·li·oph·i·ly
bibliopole (noun)	bib·li·o·pole
bibliopolist (noun)	bib·li·op·o·list
bibliotheca (noun)	bib·lio·the·ca
bibliothecal (adjective)	bib·lio·the·cal
bibliotherapy (noun)	bib·lio·ther·a·py
bibliotic (noun)	bib·li·ot·ic
bibliotics (noun)	bib·li·ot·ics
bibliotist (noun)	bib·li·o·tist
bibulous (adjective)	bib·u·lous
bibulously (adverb)	bib·u·lous·ly
bibulousness (noun)	bib·u·lous·ness
bicameral (adjective)	bi·cam·er·al
bicameralism (noun)	bi·cam·er·al·ism
bicarb (noun)	bi·carb
bicarbonate (noun)	bi·car·bon·ate
bice (noun)	bice
bicentenary (noun)	bi·cen·te·na·ry
bicentenary (adjective)	bicentenary
bicentennial (noun)	bi·cen·ten·ni·al
bicentennial (adjective)	bicentennial
bicep (noun)	bi·cep
bicephalous (adjective)	bi·ceph·a·lous
biceps (noun)	bi·ceps
bichir (noun)	bich·ir
bichromate (adjective)	bi·chro·mate
bichromate (noun)	bi·chro·mate
bichromated (adjective)	bi·chro·mat·ed
bichrome (adjective)	bi·chrome
bicipital (adjective)	bi·cip·i·tal
bicker (noun)	bick·er
bicker (verb)	bicker
bickerer (noun)	bick·er·er
bicoastal (adjective)	bi·coast·al
bicolor (adjective)	bi·col·or
bicolor (noun)	bicolor
bicolored (adjective)	bi·col·ored
bicomponent (adjective)	bi·com·po·nent
biconcave (adjective)	bi·con·cave
biconcavity (noun)	bi·con·cav·i·ty
biconditional (noun)	bi·con·di·tion·al
biconvex (adjective)	bi·con·vex
biconvexity (noun)	bi·con·vex·i·ty
bicorne (noun)	bi·corne
bicultural (adjective)	bi·cul·tur·al
biculturalism (noun)	bi·cul·tur·al·ism
bicuspid (adjective)	bi·cus·pid
bicuspid (noun)	bicuspid
bicycle (noun)	bi·cy·cle
bicycle (verb)	bicycle
bicycler (noun)	bi·cy·cler
bicyclic (adjective)	bi·cy·clic
bicyclist (noun)	bi·cy·clist
bid (verb)	bid
bid (noun)	bid
bidarka (noun)	bi·dar·ka
biddability (noun)	bid·da·bil·i·ty
biddable (adjective)	bid·da·ble
biddably (adverb)	bid·da·bly
bidder (noun)	bid·der
bidding (noun)	bid·ding
biddy (noun)	bid·dy
bide (verb)	bide
bider (noun)	bid·er
bidet (noun)	bi·det
bidi (noun)	bi·di
bidialectal (adjective)	bi·di·a·lec·tal
bidialectalism (noun)	bi·di·a·lec·tal·ism
bidirectional (adjective)	bi·di·rec·tion·al
bidirectionally (adverb)	bi·di·rec·tion·al·ly
bidonville (noun)	bi·don·ville
Biedermeier (adjective)	Bie·der·mei·er
bien-pensant (foreign term)	bien-pen·sant
biennale (noun)	biennale
biennial (adjective)	bi·en·ni·al
biennial (noun)	biennial

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