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Word	Syllables
day-tripper (noun)	day-trip·per
Dayak (noun)	Day·ak
Dayak (adjective)	Day·ak
daybed (noun)	day·bed
daybook (noun)	day·book
daybreak (noun)	day·break
daydream (noun)	day·dream
daydream (verb)	daydream
daydreamer (noun)	day·dream·er
daydreamlike (adjective)	day·dream·like
daydreamy (adjective)	day·dream·y
dayflower (noun)	day·flow·er
dayglow (noun)	day·glow
daylight (noun)	day·light
daylighting (noun)	day·light·ing
daylily (noun)	day·lily
daylong (adjective)	day·long
daymare (noun)	day·mare
daypack (noun)	day·pack
dayroom (noun)	day·room
days (adverb)	days
daysail (verb)	day·sail
daysailer (noun)	day·sail·er
dayside (noun)	day·side
dayspring (noun)	day·spring
daystar (noun)	day·star
daytime (noun)	day·time
daytimes (adverb)	day·times
daywear (noun)	day·wear
daywork (noun)	day·work
dayworker (noun)	day·work·er
daze (verb)	daze
daze (noun)	daze
dazedly (adverb)	da·zed·ly
dazedness (noun)	dazed·ness
dazibao (noun)	da·zi·bao
dazzle (verb)	daz·zle
dazzle (noun)	dazzle
dazzlement (noun)	daz·zle·ment
dazzler (noun)	daz·zler
dazzling (adjective)	daz·zling
dazzlingly (adverb)	daz·zling·ly
DBCP (noun)	DBCP
dbx (noun)	dbx
ddC (noun)	ddC
DDD (noun)	DDD
DDE (noun)	DDE
ddI (noun)	ddI
DDT (noun)	DDT
DDVP (noun)	DDVP
de-alcoholize (verb)	de-al·co·hol·ize
de-emphasis (noun)	de-em·pha·sis
de-emphasize (verb)	de-em·pha·size
de-energize (verb)	de-en·er·gize
de-escalate (verb)	de-es·ca·late
de-escalation (noun)	de-es·ca·la·tion
de-escalatory (adjective)	de-es·ca·la·to·ry
de-ice (verb)	de-ice
de-icer (noun)	de-ic·er
de-index (verb)	de-in·dex
de-ink (verb)	de-ink
de-skill (verb)	de-skill
de-Stalinization (noun)	de-Sta·lin·i·za·tion
de-stress (verb)	de-stress
deaccession (verb)	de·ac·ces·sion
deaccession (noun)	deaccession
deacidification (noun)	de·acid·i·fi·ca·tion
deacidify (verb)	de·acid·i·fy
deacon (noun)	dea·con
deacon (verb)	dea·con
deaconess (noun)	dea·con·ess
deaconship (noun)	dea·con·ship
deactivate (verb)	de·ac·ti·vate
deactivation (noun)	de·ac·ti·va·tion
deactivator (noun)	de·ac·ti·va·tor
dead (adjective)	dead
dead (noun)	dead
dead (adverb)	dead
dead-end (adjective)	dead-end
dead-endedness (noun)	dead-end·ed·ness
dead-on (adjective)	dead-on
dead-tree (adjective)	dead-tree
deadbeat (noun)	dead·beat
deadbeat (adjective)	deadbeat
deadbolt (noun)	dead·bolt
deaden (verb)	dead·en
deadener (noun)	dead·en·er
deadening (noun)	dead·en·ing
deadeningly (adverb)	dead·en·ing·ly
deadeye (noun)	dead·eye
deadfall (noun)	dead·fall
deadhead (noun)	dead·head
deadhead (verb)	deadhead
deadlift (verb)	dead·lift
deadlight (noun)	dead·light
deadline (noun)	dead·line
deadliness (noun)	dead·li·ness
deadlock (noun)	dead·lock
deadlock (verb)	deadlock
deadly (adjective)	dead·ly

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