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Word	Syllables
bindle (noun)	bin·dle
bindlestiff (noun)	bin·dle·stiff
bindweed (noun)	bind·weed
bine (noun)	bine
biner (noun)	bi·ner
bing (interjection)	bing
binge (noun)	binge
binge (verb)	binge
binger (noun)	bing·er
bingo (interjection)	bin·go
bingo (noun)	bingo
binnacle (noun)	bin·na·cle
binocs (noun)	bi·nocs
binocular (adjective)	bin·oc·u·lar
binocular (noun)	bin·oc·u·lar
binocularity (noun)	bin·oc·u·lar·i·ty
binocularly (adverb)	bin·oc·u·lar·ly
binoculars (noun)	bin·oc·u·lars
binomial (noun)	bi·no·mi·al
binomial (adjective)	binomial
binomially (adverb)	bi·no·mi·al·ly
bint (noun)	bint
binturong (noun)	bin·tu·rong
binucleate (adjective)	bi·nu·cle·ate
binucleated (adjective)	bi·nu·cle·at·ed
bio (noun)	bio
bio (adjective)	bi·o
bioaccumulate (verb)	bi·o·ac·cu·mu·late
bioaccumulation (noun)	bi·o·ac·cu·mu·la·tion
bioacoustician (noun)	bio·ac·ous·ti·cian
bioacoustics (noun)	bio·acous·tics
bioactive (adjective)	bio·ac·tive
bioactivity (noun)	bio·ac·tiv·i·ty
bioassay (noun)	bio·as·say
bioassay (verb)	bio·as·say
bioastronautics (noun)	bi·o·as·tro·naut·ics
bioavailability (noun)	bio·avail·abil·i·ty
bioavailable (adjective)	bio·avail·able
biobehavioral (adjective)	bio·be·hav·ior·al
biobibliography (noun)	bi·o·bib·li·og·ra·phy
biocatalyst (noun)	bi·o·cat·a·lyst
biocatalytic (adjective)	bi·o·cat·a·lyt·ic
biocenosis (noun)	bio·ce·no·sis
biocentric (adjective)	bio·cen·tric
biocentrism (noun)	bio·cen·trism
biocentrist (noun)	bi·o·cen·trist
biochemical (adjective)	bio·chem·i·cal
biochemical (noun)	biochemical
biochemically (adverb)	bio·chem·i·cal·ly
biochemist (noun)	bio·chem·ist
biochemistry (noun)	bio·chem·is·try
biochip (noun)	bio·chip
biocidal (adjective)	bio·cid·al
biocide (noun)	bio·cide
biocircuit (noun)	bi·o·cir·cuit
biocircuitry (noun)	bi·o·cir·cuit·ry
bioclimatic (adjective)	bio·cli·mat·ic
bioclimatological (adjective)	bi·o·cli·mat·o·log·i·cal
bioclimatology (noun)	bi·o·cli·ma·tol·o·gy
biocoenosis (noun)	bio·coe·no·sis
biocompatibility (noun)	bio·com·pat·i·bil·i·ty
biocompatible (adjective)	bio·com·pat·i·ble
biocomputer (noun)	bi·o·com·pu·ter
biocomputing (noun)	bi·o·com·put·ing
biocontainment (noun)	bio·con·tain·ment
biocontrol (noun)	bio·con·trol
bioconversion (noun)	bio·con·ver·sion
biodegradability (noun)	bio·de·grad·abil·i·ty
biodegradable (adjective)	bio·de·grad·able
biodegradable (noun)	biodegradable
biodegradation (noun)	bio·deg·ra·da·tion
biodegrade (verb)	bio·de·grade
biodeterioration (noun)	bio·de·te·ri·o·ra·tion
biodiesel (noun)	bio·die·sel
biodiverse (adjective)	bio·di·verse
biodiversity (noun)	bio·di·ver·si·ty
biodynamic (adjective)	bio·dy·nam·ic
biodynamics (noun)	bio·dy·nam·ics
bioelectric (adjective)	bio·elec·tric
bioelectrical (adjective)	bi·o·e·lec·tri·cal
bioelectricity (noun)	bio·elec·tric·i·ty
bioelectronic (adjective)	bi·o·e·lec·tron·ic
bioelectronically (adverb)	bi·o·e·lec·tron·i·cal·ly
bioelectronics (noun)	bi·o·e·lec·tron·ics
bioenergetic (adjective)	bio·en·er·get·ic
bioenergetics (noun)	bio·en·er·get·ics
bioengineer (verb)	bio·en·gi·neer
bioengineer (noun)	bioengineer
bioengineering (noun)	bio·en·gi·neer·ing
bioequivalence (noun)	bio·equiv·a·lence
bioequivalent (adjective)	bio·equiv·a·lent
bioethical (adjective)	bio·eth·i·cal
bioethicist (noun)	bio·eth·i·cist
bioethics (noun)	bio·eth·ics
biofeedback (noun)	bio·feed·back
biofilm (noun)	bio·film
bioflavonoid (noun)	bio·fla·vo·noid
biofouling (noun)	bio·foul·ing
biofuel (noun)	bio·fu·el
biogas (noun)	bio·gas

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