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Word	Syllables
defrayable (adjective)	de·fray·able
defrayal (noun)	de·fray·al
defrayment (noun)	de·fray·ment
defrock (verb)	de·frock
defrost (verb)	de·frost
defroster (noun)	de·frost·er
deft (adjective)	deft
deftly (adverb)	deft·ly
deftness (noun)	deft·ness
defunct (adjective)	de·funct
defund (verb)	de·fund
defuse (verb)	de·fuse
defy (verb)	de·fy
defy (noun)	de·fy
dégagé (adjective)	dé·ga·gé
dégagé (adjective)	dé·ga·gé
dégagé (noun)	dé·ga·gé
degas (verb)	de·gas
degauss (verb)	de·gauss
degausser (noun)	de·gauss·er
degenderize (verb)	de·gen·der·ize
degeneracy (noun)	de·gen·er·a·cy
degenerate (adjective)	de·gen·er·ate
degenerate (verb)	de·gen·er·ate
degenerate (noun)	de·gen·er·ate
degenerately (adverb)	de·gen·er·ate·ly
degenerateness (noun)	de·gen·er·ate·ness
degeneration (noun)	de·gen·er·a·tion
degenerative (adjective)	de·gen·er·a·tive
degenerescence (noun)	de·gen·er·es·cence
deglaciated (adjective)	de·gla·ci·at·ed
deglaciation (noun)	de·gla·ci·a·tion
deglamorization (noun)	de·glam·or·iza·tion
deglamorize (verb)	de·glam·or·ize
deglaze (verb)	de·glaze
deglutition (noun)	de·glu·ti·tion
deglutitive (adjective)	de·glu·ti·tive
degradability (noun)	de·grad·abil·i·ty
degradable (adjective)	de·grad·able
degradation (noun)	deg·ra·da·tion
degradative (adjective)	deg·ra·da·tive
degrade (verb)	de·grade
degraded (adjective)	de·grad·ed
degradedly (adverb)	de·grad·ed·ly
degrader (noun)	de·grad·er
degrading (adjective)	de·grad·ing
degradingly (adverb)	de·grad·ing·ly
degranulate (verb)	de·gran·u·late
degranulation (noun)	de·gran·u·la·tion
degreasant (noun)	de·greas·ant
degrease (verb)	de·grease
degreaser (noun)	de·greas·er
degree (noun)	de·gree
degree-day (noun)	de·gree-day
degreed (adjective)	de·greed
degressive (adjective)	de·gres·sive
degressively (adverb)	de·gres·sive·ly
dégringolade (noun)	dé·grin·go·lade
degu (noun)	de·gu
degum (verb)	de·gum
degust (verb)	de·gust
degustation (noun)	de·gus·ta·tion
dehisce (verb)	de·hisce
dehiscence (noun)	de·his·cence
dehiscent (adjective)	de·his·cent
dehorn (verb)	de·horn
dehorner (noun)	de·horn·er
dehors (preposition)	de·hors
dehumanization (noun)	de·hu·man·i·za·tion
dehumanize (verb)	de·hu·man·ize
dehumidification (noun)	de·hu·mid·i·fi·ca·tion
dehumidifier (noun)	de·hu·mid·i·fi·er
dehumidify (verb)	de·hu·mid·i·fy
dehydrate (verb)	de·hy·drate
dehydration (noun)	de·hy·dra·tion
dehydrator (noun)	de·hy·dra·tor
dehydrochlorinate (verb)	de·hy·dro·chlo·ri·nate
dehydrochlorination (noun)	de·hy·dro·chlo·ri·na·tion
dehydroepiandrosterone (noun)	de·hy·dro·epi·an·dros·ter·one
dehydrogenase (noun)	de·hy·dro·ge·nase
dehydrogenate (verb)	de·hy·dro·ge·nate
dehydrogenation (noun)	de·hy·dro·ge·na·tion
deice (verb)	de·ice
deicer (noun)	de·ic·er
deicidal (adjective)	de·i·cid·al
deicide (noun)	de·i·cide
deictic (adjective)	deic·tic
deictic (noun)	deic·tic
deictically (adverb)	deic·ti·cal·ly
deification (noun)	de·i·fi·ca·tion
deify (verb)	de·i·fy
deign (verb)	deign
deil (noun)	deil
deindustrialization (noun)	de·in·dus·tri·al·i·za·tion
deindustrialize (verb)	de·in·dus·tri·al·ize
deinonychus (noun)	dei·non·y·chus
deinotherium (noun)	dei·no·the·ri·um
deinstall (verb)	de·in·stall
deinstallation (noun)	de·in·stal·la·tion
deinstaller (noun)	de·in·stall·er

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