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Word	Syllables
cyanosis (noun)	cy·a·no·sis
cyanotic (adjective)	cy·a·not·ic
cyanotype (noun)	cy·an·o·type
cyathium (noun)	cy·ath·i·um
Cybele (noun)	Cyb·e·le
cyber (adjective)	cy·ber
cyberattack (noun)	cy·ber·at·tack
cyberattacker (noun)	cy·ber·at·tack·er
cybercafe (noun)	cy·ber·ca·fe
cybercafé (noun)	cy·ber·ca·fé
cybercash (noun)	cy·ber·cash
cybercitizen (noun)	cy·ber·cit·i·zen
cybercrime (noun)	cy·ber·crime
cyberlaw (noun)	cy·ber·law
cybermall (noun)	cy·ber·mall
cybernated (adjective)	cy·ber·nat·ed
cybernation (noun)	cy·ber·na·tion
cybernaut (noun)	cy·ber·naut
cybernetic (adjective)	cy·ber·net·ic
cybernetically (adverb)	cy·ber·net·i·cal·ly
cybernetician (noun)	cy·ber·ne·ti·cian
cyberneticist (noun)	cy·ber·net·i·cist
cybernetics (noun)	cy·ber·net·ics
cyberpet (noun)	cy·ber·pet
cyberphobe (noun)	cy·ber·phobe
cyberphobia (noun)	cy·ber·pho·bi·a
cyberphobic (adjective)	cy·ber·pho·bic
cyberporn (noun)	cy·ber·porn
cyberpunk (noun)	cy·ber·punk
cybersecurity (noun)	cy·ber·se·cu·ri·ty
cybersex (noun)	cy·ber·sex
cybershop (verb)	cy·ber·shop
cybershop (noun)	cy·ber·shop
cybershopper (noun)	cy·ber·shop·per
cyberslacker (noun)	cy·ber·slack·er
cyberslacking (noun)	cy·ber·slack·ing
cyberspace (noun)	cy·ber·space
cyberspeak (noun)	cy·ber·speak
cybersquatter (noun)	cy·ber·squat·ter
cybersquatting (noun)	cy·ber·squat·ting
cyberstalker (noun)	cy·ber·stalk·er
cyberstalking (noun)	cy·ber·stalk·ing
cyberstore (noun)	cy·ber·store
cybersurfer (noun)	cy·ber·surf·er
cybersurfing (noun)	cy·ber·surf·ing
cyberterrorism (noun)	cy·ber·ter·ror·ism
cyberterrorist (noun)	cy·ber·ter·ror·ist
cyberwar (noun)	cy·ber·war
cyborg (noun)	cy·borg
cybrarian (noun)	cy·brar·ian
cycad (noun)	cy·cad
cycadeoid (noun)	cy·cad·e·oid
cycadophyte (noun)	cy·cad·o·phyte
cycasin (noun)	cy·ca·sin
Cycladic (adjective)	Cy·clad·ic
cyclamate (noun)	cy·cla·mate
cyclamen (noun)	cy·cla·men
cyclase (noun)	cy·clase
cyclazocine (noun)	cy·claz·o·cine
cycle (noun)	cy·cle
cycle (verb)	cycle
cycler (noun)	cy·cler
cycleway (noun)	cy·cle·way
cyclic (adjective)	cy·clic
cyclical (adjective)	cy·cli·cal
cyclically (adverb)	cy·cli·cal·ly
cyclicals (noun)	cy·cli·cals
cyclicity (noun)	cy·clic·i·ty
cyclin (noun)	cy·clin
cycling (noun)	cy·cling
cyclist (noun)	cy·clist
cyclitol (noun)	cy·cli·tol
cyclization (noun)	cy·cli·za·tion
cyclize (verb)	cy·clize
cyclo (noun)	cy·clo
cyclo-cross (noun)	cy·clo-cross
cycloaddition (noun)	cy·clo·ad·di·tion
cycloaliphatic (adjective)	cy·clo·al·i·phat·ic
cycloalkane (noun)	cy·clo·al·kane
cyclocross (noun)	cy·clo·cross
cyclodextrin (noun)	cy·clo·dex·trin
cyclodiene (noun)	cy·clo·di·ene
cyclogenesis (noun)	cy·clo·gen·e·sis
cyclohexane (noun)	cy·clo·hex·ane
cyclohexanone (noun)	cy·clo·hex·a·none
cycloheximide (noun)	cy·clo·hex·i·mide
cyclohexyl (noun)	cy·clo·hex·yl
cyclohexylamine (noun)	cy·clo·hex·yl·amine
cycloid (noun)	cy·cloid
cycloid (adjective)	cycloid
cycloidal (adjective)	cy·cloi·dal
cyclometer (noun)	cy·clom·e·ter
cyclone (noun)	cy·clone
cyclonic (adjective)	cy·clon·ic
cyclonically (adverb)	cy·clon·i·cal·ly
cycloolefin (noun)	cy·clo·ole·fin
cycloolefinic (adjective)	cy·clo·ole·fin·ic
cyclooxygenase (noun)	cy·clo·ox·y·gen·ase
cycloparaffin (noun)	cy·clo·par·af·fin
cyclopean (adjective)	cy·clo·pe·an

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