The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| cavalcade (noun) | cav·al·cade |
| cavaletti (noun) | cav·a·let·ti |
| cavalier (noun) | cav·a·lier |
| cavalier (adjective) | cavalier |
| cavalierism (noun) | ca·va·lier·ism |
| cavalierly (adverb) | cav·a·lier·ly |
| cavalla (noun) | ca·val·la |
| cavalletti (noun) | cav·al·let·ti |
| cavalry (noun) | cav·al·ry |
| cavalryman (noun) | cav·al·ry·man |
| cavaquinho (noun) | ca·va·quin·ho |
| cavatina (noun) | cav·a·ti·na |
| cave (noun) | cave |
| cave (verb) | cave |
| cave-in (noun) | cave-in |
| caveat (noun) | ca·ve·at |
| cavefish (noun) | cave·fish |
| cavelike (adjective) | cave·like |
| caveman (noun) | cave·man |
| cavendish (noun) | cav·en·dish |
| caver (noun) | cav·er |
| cavern (noun) | cav·ern |
| cavern (verb) | cavern |
| cavernicolous (adjective) | cav·er·nic·o·lous |
| cavernous (adjective) | cav·ern·ous |
| cavernously (adverb) | cav·ern·ous·ly |
| cavesson (noun) | cav·es·son |
| cavetto (noun) | ca·vet·to |
| cavewoman (noun) | cave·wom·an |
| caviar (noun) | cav·i·ar |
| caviare (noun) | cav·i·are |
| cavil (verb) | cav·il |
| cavil (noun) | cavil |
| caviler (noun) | cav·il·er |
| caving (noun) | cav·ing |
| cavitary (adjective) | cav·i·tary |
| cavitate (verb) | cav·i·tate |
| cavitation (noun) | cav·i·ta·tion |
| cavity (noun) | cav·i·ty |
| cavort (verb) | ca·vort |
| cavy (noun) | ca·vy |
| caw (verb) | caw |
| caw (noun) | caw |
| cay (noun) | cay |
| cayenne (noun) | cay·enne |
| cayman (noun) | cay·man |
| Caymanian (adjective) | Cay·man·i·an |
| Caymanian (noun) | Cay·man·i·an |
| Cayuga (noun) | Ca·yu·ga |
| Cayuga (adjective) | Ca·yu·ga |
| Cayuse (noun) | Cay·use |
| Cayuse (adjective) | Cay·use |
| CBer (noun) | CBer |
| CCD (noun) | CCD |
| CD-ROM (noun) | CD-ROM |
| CD4 (noun) | CD4 |
| cDNA (noun) | cDNA |
| ceanothus (noun) | ce·a·no·thus |
| cease (verb) | cease |
| cease (noun) | cease |
| cease-fire (noun) | cease-fire |
| ceaseless (adjective) | cease·less |
| ceaselessly (adverb) | cease·less·ly |
| ceaselessness (noun) | cease·less·ness |
| cecal (adjective) | ce·cal |
| cecally (adverb) | ce·cal·ly |
| cecropia (noun) | ce·cro·pi·a |
| cecum (noun) | ce·cum |
| cedar (noun) | ce·dar |
| cedarbird (noun) | ce·dar·bird |
| cedarn (adjective) | ce·darn |
| cedarwood (noun) | ce·dar·wood |
| cedary (adjective) | ce·dary |
| cede (verb) | cede |
| ceder (noun) | ced·er |
| cedi (noun) | ce·di |
| cedilla (noun) | ce·dil·la |
| cee (noun) | cee |
| ceftriaxone (noun) | cef·tri·ax·one |
| ceiba (noun) | cei·ba |
| ceil (verb) | ceil |
| ceilidh (noun) | cei·lidh |
| ceiling (noun) | ceil·ing |
| ceilinged (adjective) | ceil·inged |
| ceilometer (noun) | ceil·om·e·ter |
| ceinture (noun) | cein·ture |
| cel (noun) | cel |
| celadon (noun) | cel·a·don |
| celandine (noun) | cel·an·dine |
| celeb (noun) | ce·leb |
| Celebesian (adjective) | Cel·e·be·sian |
| Celebra (noun) | Ce·leb·ra |
| celebrant (noun) | cel·e·brant |
| celebrate (verb) | cel·e·brate |
| celebrated (adjective) | cel·e·brat·ed |
| celebratedness (noun) | cel·e·brat·ed·ness |
| celebration (noun) | cel·e·bra·tion |
| celebrative (adjective) | cel·e·bra·tive |
| celebrator (noun) | cel·e·bra·tor |
| celebratory (adjective) | cel·e·bra·to·ry |
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